The Program Manager will lead the Department of Veterans Affairs COSE program, directing delivery, staffing, risk, and customer coordination across cybersecurity architecture and engineering. They are responsible for translating VA priorities into actionable work plans while maintaining accountability for contract performance and compliance.
The Technical Lead will provide enterprise-level leadership for VA cybersecurity architecture and engineering across legacy, cloud, and emerging technology environments. They are responsible for developing security principles, reference architectures, and roadmaps while ensuring alignment with federal policies and mission requirements.
The analyst will conduct enterprise-level cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance reviews, and audit-support activities to ensure adherence to Federal and VA requirements. They will also develop risk mitigation strategies, maintain cybersecurity documentation, and brief stakeholders on security trends and priorities.
The Artificial Intelligence Engineer will design, develop, and deploy machine-learning models to support the Department of Veterans Affairs' cybersecurity operations. This role involves integrating AI solutions into enterprise workflows while ensuring compliance with security, privacy, and operational standards.
The DevSecOps Engineer will design and implement secure CI/CD pipelines while integrating automated security controls and vulnerability scanning into DevOps workflows. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure secure software delivery and compliance with federal requirements.
The specialist will manage configuration information, change records, and technical documentation to ensure system baselines and deliverables remain accurate and audit-ready. They will coordinate change requests, maintain the CMDB, and develop technical artifacts to support enterprise security engineering.
The engineer will assess cryptographic environments, identify quantum-vulnerable dependencies, and develop migration strategies aligned with Federal standards. They will also provide specialized engineering support for post-quantum readiness and communicate quantum risks to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
