The Data Scientist Team Lead will design and implement technical data science solutions to support enterprise cybersecurity operations and threat hunting. This role involves developing machine learning models, data pipelines, and automation capabilities to enhance security monitoring and risk analysis.
The Salesforce Administrator/Developer will own and evolve the Salesforce platform by managing day-to-day administration, security, and reporting. They will also design and implement scalable declarative and programmatic solutions, including CPQ workflows and automation, to support business requirements.
The Accounting Supervisor manages day-to-day financial operations, including financial reporting, internal controls, and regulatory compliance. This role coordinates across finance, project management, and operations teams to ensure accurate accounting and audit readiness.
The Security Vulnerability Engineer will lead the design and operation of advanced vulnerability management and threat-detection capabilities across secure environments. They are responsible for configuring data pipelines, implementing predictive risk models, and integrating security solutions with existing operational systems.
The developer will design and code Canvas and Model-Driven apps while automating business processes using Power Automate. They are also responsible for integrating data sources, building interactive reports, and maintaining application performance through troubleshooting and user support.
The role involves building and scaling virtual desktop solutions while managing security policies, identity providers, and network access controls. You will also be responsible for monitoring system uptime, automating patching, and optimizing costs for AWS WorkSpaces environments.
You will be responsible for the end-to-end deployment, configuration, and operational optimization of the CrowdStrike platform for various customers. Additionally, you will provide technical support, troubleshoot deployment issues, and advise customers on cybersecurity best practices.
The specialist will lead the development of device and endpoint Zero Trust architecture and define patterns for device identity, posture, and compliance. They will also coordinate device-related dependencies across identity, network, and application teams to ensure seamless integration.
The specialist will lead Zero Trust architecture implementation for applications, workloads, and cloud services while defining security policies and service communication standards. They are responsible for documenting reusable patterns, assessing system architectures, and supporting engineering plans through testing and operational readiness.
The Zero Trust Engineer will translate enterprise Zero Trust use cases into executable system-specific implementation activities for VA information systems. They will also support technical implementation, architecture verification, pilot execution, and the transition of completed implementations into sustainable operations.
The Automation Engineer will design and implement reusable automation patterns for Zero Trust workflows, including evidence collection and reporting. They will also develop scripts and APIs to integrate enterprise tools and improve data movement across technical workstreams.
The Network Engineer will lead the Networks and Environment pillar for the VA Zero Trust acceleration effort by developing and validating network-focused architecture patterns. They will also assess segmentation, routing, and policy enforcement requirements while identifying network dependencies across diverse enterprise environments.
The role involves designing and maintaining common data models for Zero Trust maturity, implementation evidence, and outcome measures. You will also develop analytics to measure capability maturity and partner with specialists to streamline data refresh and visualization workflows.
The Identity Architect will lead the Identity pillar to establish reusable Zero Trust identity architecture patterns and define authentication and authorization models. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate identity context into enterprise use cases and system implementations.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will support the design, configuration, and validation of Zero Trust security capabilities across enterprise systems. They are responsible for performing technical reviews, developing test evidence, and documenting implementation artifacts to ensure compliance and security.
The Principal Zero Trust Architect serves as the senior technical authority for enterprise Zero Trust architecture and engineering support. This role involves leading the development of ZTA use cases, defining security controls, and providing technical advisory support to governance bodies.
The Technical Project Lead will coordinate the delivery of the Department of Veterans Affairs enterprise Zero Trust acceleration effort. This includes managing integrated schedules, technical dependencies, and reporting status to Government stakeholders.
The engineer will administer and optimize Azure Virtual Desktop environments using Nerdio Manager for Enterprise while managing endpoint security and lifecycle operations. Responsibilities include maintaining golden images, configuring Microsoft Intune policies, and supporting identity security through Microsoft Entra ID.
The Identity Management Engineer/Architect designs, implements, and operates secure enterprise identity platforms across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. They are responsible for automating identity lifecycles, enforcing least-privilege access, and integrating modern federation standards to support government and regulated systems.
The Cloud Migration Engineer/Architect assesses application portfolios and defines migration strategies using the 7 Rs framework to move workloads into AWS GovCloud. They are responsible for designing secure, scalable architectures, automating infrastructure deployment, and managing the entire migration lifecycle while minimizing downtime.
The engineer will design, implement, and operate a centralized enterprise secrets management platform to secure credentials and sensitive authentication material. They are responsible for automating credential provisioning, integrating secrets management into CI/CD pipelines, and enforcing least-privilege access across cloud and application environments.
The engineer will design, deploy, and maintain a secure, scalable Public Key Infrastructure across enterprise, cloud, and hybrid environments. Responsibilities include automating certificate lifecycles, managing trust relationships, and ensuring compliance with FIPS-validated cryptographic standards.
The Senior Cloud / DevSecOps Engineer designs, automates, and operates secure enterprise cloud environments for mission-critical government workloads. This role provides technical leadership in cloud architecture, infrastructure automation, and CI/CD pipeline development while ensuring compliance with federal security standards.
The OS Image Factory Engineer designs, builds, and maintains standardized, secure, and version-controlled operating system and container images for enterprise and government environments. This role manages automated CI/CD pipelines to ensure images are consistently tested, hardened, and compliant with security standards like DISA STIG.
The AI/ML Engineer will design, build, and deploy AI/ML capabilities within secure AWS GovCloud environments to support mission workflows. This role involves the full lifecycle of AI/ML development, including data preparation, model integration, and the implementation of Generative AI and RAG patterns.
The engineer will design, deploy, and maintain secure Windows endpoints optimized for AI-enabled applications within highly regulated Zero Trust environments. Responsibilities include managing device enrollment, implementing security baselines, and automating configuration tasks using PowerShell.
The NOC Engineer is responsible for real-time monitoring, maintenance, and troubleshooting of network infrastructure to ensure operational stability. They also manage incident escalation, document network changes, and collaborate with technical teams to improve network performance.
The Program Manager oversees the execution, performance, and growth of IDIQ contracts and associated task orders. This includes managing budgets, staffing, subcontractor coordination, and maintaining primary relationships with government customers.
Lead end-to-end database migration initiatives, including planning, execution, and post-migration stabilization across various environments. Analyze legacy database structures to translate them into optimized target-state schemas while minimizing system downtime.
Configure and maintain Palo Alto Next-Generation Firewalls and Panorama while enforcing security policies and resolving connectivity issues. Automate security workflows using scripting and manage SASE and cloud integrations including Prisma Access and Prisma Cloud.
The analyst provides support for security assessments of cloud-based, NIST-regulated systems and develops documentation to demonstrate compliance. They also manage the security work stream within the system release process and support continuous monitoring programs.
The role involves extracting, cleaning, and transforming data to create interactive dashboards and track KPIs. It also requires performing statistical modeling and partnering with leadership to translate business needs into actionable analytical findings.
