The lead will provide strategic and operational support for cybersecurity program management, including control assessments, risk analysis, and audit readiness. They will also coordinate with technical teams and executive leadership to implement NIST and FISMA requirements while driving cybersecurity modernization initiatives.
The IAM Lead will provide strategic and technical leadership for identity lifecycle management, authentication, and authorization services within federal organizations. They will collaborate with stakeholders to modernize identity governance, strengthen security controls, and support enterprise cybersecurity transformation.
The Cybersecurity Program Manager will lead the planning, coordination, and execution of cybersecurity programs across multiple stakeholders and technologies. This role serves as the primary liaison between leadership and technical teams to ensure strategic objectives are met through effective risk management and governance.
The ISSO will support the security authorization lifecycle, ensure compliance with federal requirements, and conduct risk assessments for large-scale information systems. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to strengthen the organizational security posture through continuous monitoring and governance.
The architect will provide strategic and technical leadership for cloud security, Zero Trust implementation, and cybersecurity transformation within federal environments. They are responsible for designing secure cloud architectures, developing governance policies, and collaborating with stakeholders to modernize enterprise digital services.
