Security Engineer

Do you thrive on securing complex systems while working with a team that truly values you? We are hiring for a remote Security Engineer!

At DYOPATH, we’re not just solving IT problems — we’re building a workplace where people come first. As a four-time Great Place to Work honoree, we’re proud to offer a culture rooted in collaboration, integrity, and innovation. If you're an experienced Security Engineer ready to make a meaningful impact in a federal cloud environment, we want you on our award-winning team.

Why DYOPATH?

• People-First Culture: We value collaboration, creativity, and making sure every team member feels supported and appreciated.
• Do the Right Thing: Integrity and honesty are at our core. You'll be part of a team that embraces accountability and always strives to do what's right.
• Amazing Benefits:
  • Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Paid Time Off
  • Paid Holidays
  • Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)
  • Pet Insurance (because we know pets are family too!)
  • And more!  Check out our full benefits available at https://dyopath.com/careers/

The Details:

• Position: Security Engineer
• Pay: up to $110K
• Location: Remote and working regular business hours

What are some of your Must Have Qualifications for this position?

• CISSP certification, current and completed
• Microsoft Certified Security Operations Analyst Associate
• U.S. Citizen able to obtain a security clearance (public trust level 5)
• Experience in a Federal Azure Cloud environment
• Familiar with the following security tools: Azure Sentinel, Azure Log Analytics, Microsoft Defender, BURP, SQL Databases
• Experience with PowerShell
• Individual will be required to obtain a Secret Security Clearance prior to starting position
• Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems, Management Information Systems, or a related field; knowledgeable of operating systems, LANs, and WANs/MANs; demonstrated knowledge and experience with applicable security regulations and standards; applicable active security clearances and/or security certifications required

What will you be doing as an Information Security Engineer?

You will be providing security support for a government client on EST for a wide variety of applications.  You will possess strong technical, analytical, interpersonal, and organization skills. 

You will:

• Ensure all applications are configured and maintained based on FISMA Standards.
• Complete Security Scans of the applications and deliver reports based on the scans. Update POAMs based on the scans and issues, resolve/implement and/or work with the IT team to address issues/vulnerabilities identified.
• Complete Annual Security Review – Coordinate, complete and deliver the annual security review. Test controls and complete updates as required based on the review.  Deliver evidence and reports as required.
• Complete Annual Contingency Plan Test – Coordinate, complete and deliver the annual Contingency Plan Test.
• Maintain/update Security Documentation; respond to Security questions/issues.
• Prepare and deliver required FISMA Documentation, i.e., System Test Plan, Risk Assessment, Policies, Configuration Management Plan, Contingency Plan, etc. for recertification.
• Work with a 3rd party vendor designated by the client to complete scans of the applications, work with vendor to complete the System Test and Evaluation of the applications. This involves completing a review of the Security Controls and providing evidence that the control has been implemented on the applications.
• Review existing C&A paperwork, respond to questions on C&A paperwork submitted, resolve or make recommendations on how to address issues identified, and provide additional information/evidence as required. Update or create C&A documents as required based on client policies and FISMA requirements.
• Subject Matter Expert on Security policies and responsibilities – Respond to questions and/or provide guidance on security policies, issues or questions that are identified. Ensure that we are meeting security requirements as defined by client policies and FISMA/NIST standards.
• Review system changes and determine security impact and provide guidance and/or complete changes required to the existing paperwork or system as required.
• Ensure compliance with appropriate security standards and regulations.
• Implement/make recommendations to meet new security policies/requirements.
• Translate DoD, federal, state, and organizational compliance requirements into documented processes, procedures, guidelines, and standards.
• Conduct analysis of system designs, processes, and procedures to document the applicable security controls in accordance with National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-53 guidelines and requirements.
• Exhibit strong writing and editing skills, as well as the ability to work closely with all business areas to develop new and existing documentation
• Aggregate, parse, rearrange, and revise current documentation according to security requirements, new standards, and formats; Review vendor documentation for relevant content to aid in development of processes, procedures, standards, and guidelines;
• Create new documentation for processes, procedures, training materials, user guides, web-based content, release notes, internal and external presentations, etc.
• Document and implement a continuous monitoring strategy based on FISMA requirements.
• Use Azure Sentinel, Log Analytics and Microsoft Defender to monitor Azure logs and identify risks in real time.
• Write Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries for Azure Log Analytics and Azure Sentinel
• Create and modify Azure Sentinel Workbooks, Hunting Queries, and Analytics Rules using KQL.
• Interpret web traffic data from cloud-based firewalls (e.g. CheckPoint Security Gateway, Azure App Gateway Web App Firewall) to identify risks and recommend configuration or rule changes.
• Work with a technical team to evaluate Microsoft Defender for Cloud configuration recommendations based on NIST 800-53 r5 blueprints and establish technical requirements.
• Familiar with Security policies and practices within the Federal Government cloud environment.
• Familiar with FedRAMP requirements.
• Familiar with security industry best practices and standards such as:
  • SANs 18
  • OMB M-21-31 Logging requirements
  • Zero Trust in Azure
  • DISA SITG requirements for Windows Virtual Machines
  • Microsoft Purview for data governance
  • TIC 3.0 Logging requirements

Ready to Join Us?

If you're ready to make an impact, grow your career, and join a team that truly values you—APPLY NOW and let's secure the future together!