The Security Engineer provides security engineering, analysis, and compliance support for FAA systems throughout the development life cycle. They are responsible for risk management, security documentation, and the implementation of security controls to ensure operational readiness.
The Principal Engineer will lead complex projects related to the design, development, and implementation of air traffic management and surveillance systems for the FAA. They will provide senior-level technical guidance, develop system safety plans, and oversee the integration of next-generation technologies into the National Airspace System.
The engineer will provide technical oversight and radio frequency analysis for the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network, focusing on 4G and 5G technology deployment. Responsibilities include performing coverage assessments, analyzing network measurement data, and developing technical documentation to support program decision-making.
Lead the management of supply chain risks and obsolescence planning for the FAA's Voice Switch and Recorder programs. Provide technical guidance and oversight for vendor deliverables and system life cycle sustainment activities.
Manage the security authorization lifecycle and maintain Authorization to Operate (ATO) approvals for federal information systems. Develop and maintain critical compliance documentation including SSPs, SARs, and POA&Ms while coordinating remediation efforts with technical teams.
The role involves guiding network architecture to ensure built-in cybersecurity and performing hands-on reviews of configurations to align with federal standards. The engineer will lead technology transitions and integrate Zero Trust and SDN strategies into enterprise solutions for the FAA.
Support the FAA in planning, executing, and maintaining systems engineering processes for Air Traffic Systems and Surveillance Services. Tasks include designing, testing, and integrating components to transition current ATC capabilities to NextGen capabilities.
Lead evaluations of supply chain management functions and risk methodologies to resolve performance challenges and mission readiness constraints. Conduct gap analyses of legacy technology to develop modernization roadmaps and integrate AI-enabled capabilities.
Lead complex research and analysis to advance supply chain resilience and transformation for the Department of War and other federal agencies. Develop modernization roadmaps, conduct risk assessments, and author technical deliverables to inform strategic investment decisions.
