The lead engineer is responsible for integrating, automating, and sustaining enterprise cybersecurity tools to create a cohesive security ecosystem. They will design and implement complex workflows, APIs, and data pipelines to enable continuous monitoring and rapid incident response.
The DevSecOps Engineer will design and implement secure technical solutions while integrating security practices throughout the system development lifecycle. They are responsible for performing risk assessments, providing technical supervision to staff, and ensuring security requirements are met across mission-critical applications.
The DevSecOps Engineer will design, develop, and integrate secure solutions while embedding automated security controls throughout the software development lifecycle. They will also provide technical direction to staff and coordinate vulnerability remediation with development and operations teams.
The Security Engineer will lead incident response activities for PII-related data breaches and implement security controls to protect sensitive information. They will also utilize DLP tools to identify and remediate improper data storage while supporting security automation to improve operational efficiency.
The Cloud Security Engineer is responsible for protecting sensitive information and managing incident response activities for PII-related data breaches. They will utilize Data Loss Prevention tools to identify, contain, and remediate security risks across enterprise and cloud environments.
The Senior Cloud Security Engineer designs and implements security solutions for complex cloud environments while providing technical leadership to engineering staff. They analyze security requirements, perform risk assessments, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate security controls into mission-critical systems.
The Senior Risk & Compliance Analyst leads cybersecurity risk management and supply chain risk management (C-SCRM) activities to identify and mitigate threats to organizational systems and data. They coordinate security control assessments, maintain risk registers, and provide actionable recommendations to leadership to ensure compliance with federal standards.
The Senior Security Architect leads the design, assessment, and strengthening of security architectures across enterprise applications, networks, and cloud environments. They conduct threat modeling, perform architecture reviews, and ensure cybersecurity requirements are integrated throughout the system lifecycle.
The Program Manager provides executive leadership for cybersecurity architecture and engineering services, serving as the primary point of contact for government stakeholders. They are responsible for contract execution, workforce management, risk mitigation, and ensuring the delivery of complex cybersecurity initiatives aligned with strategic objectives.
The analyst will lead cybersecurity risk and compliance initiatives, including conducting risk assessments and security control evaluations. They will also coordinate audit activities and support vulnerability management and policy development for federal agency missions.
Execute full lifecycle recruiting for highly specialized technical and operational positions supporting USSOCOM programs. Partner with Business Development and HR to manage high-volume proposal staffing and ensure compliance with federal contracting regulations.
