The engineer will plan and execute security integration, interoperability, functional, and regression testing for various systems and security tools. They are also responsible for developing test plans, validating security requirements, and documenting defects to ensure system resilience.
Assess cybersecurity supply-chain risks associated with vendors, products, and services while documenting security requirements and risk findings. Coordinate with acquisition, engineering, and legal stakeholders to manage third-party risks and support continuous monitoring of emerging threats.
The Cybersecurity Data Analyst will analyze continuous-diagnostics data to identify vulnerabilities, control gaps, and risk trends while validating data quality. They will also develop dashboards and reports while coordinating with system and security teams to resolve data discrepancies.
Design and define secure system architectures, integration patterns, and data flows for government cybersecurity operations. Coordinate with cross-functional teams to evaluate architecture alternatives and produce comprehensive technical documentation.
Design and maintain security-data and telemetry pipelines to support monitoring, detection, and reporting. Collaborate with security operations and data teams to integrate various telemetry sources and resolve visibility gaps.
The Cybersecurity Project Manager will maintain integrated work plans, delivery schedules, and risk management for cybersecurity workstreams. They will also track staffing and labor utilization while preparing status reports for program leadership.
The Cybersecurity Tools Engineer will engineer, configure, and integrate security tools to support detection, prevention, and vulnerability management. They will also analyze tool performance, develop technical documentation, and support operational handoffs.
The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will engineer and assess security capabilities across various platforms while translating complex regulatory requirements into technical controls. They will also support authorization activities, analyze security vulnerabilities, and provide expert guidance to stakeholders on risk treatment and security design.
Define and assess enterprise security architectures supporting Zero Trust, cloud, and hybrid environments. Develop architecture roadmaps, reference patterns, and security documentation while advising leadership on security tradeoffs.
The Program Manager will lead task order execution and provide integrated management across program, product, technical, financial, and risk activities for the Department of Veterans Affairs. They will serve as the primary contractor point of contact, ensuring performance, schedule, and quality standards are met while coordinating with Government stakeholders.
The Proposal Pricing Analyst develops, analyzes, and finalizes cost and pricing proposals in compliance with federal regulations and corporate policies. They collaborate with technical and program teams to ensure pricing strategies align with business goals and competitive requirements.
The Risk and Compliance Analyst will perform comprehensive cybersecurity risk assessments and develop risk-mitigation strategies aligned with federal requirements. They will also coordinate internal and external audits, maintain compliance documentation, and support the Authority to Operate (ATO) process.
The Configuration Management and Documentation Specialist will develop, maintain, and publish technical documentation while managing configuration and change control processes. They will collaborate with cybersecurity architects and engineers to ensure all technical artifacts are accurate, compliant, and accessible throughout the system lifecycle.
The Technical Lead Chief Security Architect will serve as the senior authority for cybersecurity architecture and engineering, guiding teams in translating mission requirements into secure, scalable technical solutions. They will oversee enterprise security reviews, risk assessments, and the modernization of legacy and emerging health IT architectures.
The AI Engineer will design, develop, and maintain AI, machine learning, and LLM solutions to support the VA Cybersecurity Operations Systems Engineering program. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure AI capabilities are secure, reliable, and compliant with Federal Government standards.
The engineer will provide specialized expertise in quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography to assess risks and develop migration strategies for VA systems. They will also lead the development of cryptographic inventories and ensure alignment with federal security standards and NIST guidelines.
The DevSecOps Engineer will design, implement, and automate secure development and deployment processes within the VA COSE program. They are responsible for integrating cybersecurity controls throughout the software development lifecycle and maintaining secure, repeatable infrastructure configurations.
The ServiceNow Architect serves as the technical authority for the USPTO Service Management Platform, leading architectural design and technical decision-making. They ensure adherence to best practices and provide oversight for core ServiceNow modules and integrations.
