The ISSO Program Manager leads the cybersecurity team in managing security compliance, RMF activities, and continuous monitoring for enterprise systems. They are responsible for project management, stakeholder communication, and ensuring all security requirements align with federal standards and mission objectives.
The developer designs and implements robust solutions on the ServiceNow platform to automate workflows and optimize business processes. They focus on transforming manual operations into seamless digital workflows to enhance the overall user experience.
Maintain and enhance custom Splunk applications, interfaces, and data ingestion pipelines. Perform system tuning, troubleshoot log ingestion issues, and manage Splunk users and roles.
The Scrum Master will coach cross-functional teams in Agile practices and facilitate all Scrum events to ensure high-quality delivery. They are responsible for removing impediments, managing BAU operational demands, and aligning priorities with stakeholders.
The Security & Risk Engineer will conduct technical security assessments and risk analysis to ensure federal information systems comply with cybersecurity standards. They are responsible for validating security controls, identifying exploitable vulnerabilities, and producing objective findings to support mission assurance and risk-based decision-making.
This role acts as the technical design authority, leading cybersecurity architecture, Zero Trust implementation, and Continuous Authorization to Operate (cATO) efforts for a government agency operating in a hybrid environment. Responsibilities include developing security roadmaps, designing Zero Trust capabilities, modernizing cloud/network security, and automating compliance evidence collection.
