InfoSec Systems Engineer

Primary Responsibilities

• Collaborating with the various customer security organizations to ensure RMF processes are followed and documented, policy is translated to operational procedures, while proper tools are leveraged in both the operational centers and throughout the field
• Develop and update Assessment & Authorization (A&A) documentation (Body of Evidence) for management and continuous monitoring of information systems
• Developing security policies, processes and procedures including information security operational documents, along with the verification that security policies and procedures are enforced
• Apply cyber security standards, directives, guidance and policies to an architectural framework.
• Provide broad based experience in the systems engineering lifecycle and apply the experience to specific cyber security initiatives relating to architectural design and development.
• Port/vulnerability scanning and analysis according to policy
• Coordinate with System Administrators and other operations and engineering staff to remediate all vulnerabilities and report results to appropriate stakeholders
• Forensic analysis and incident response
• Conducting security audits
• Development and delivery of presentations
• Security product trade studies

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree and at least 12 years of related experience or Masters with at least 10 years of prior relevant experience or 16 of experience in lieu of degree
• Clearance: Active TS/SCI with polygraph required
• Currently possess DoD 8750 certification at IAT level II or higher.
• Broad range of knowledge into the latest tools and techniques used to secure both IPv4 & IPv6 network
• Strong oral and written communications skills
• Experience with the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and ICD 503 Security Accreditation processes.
• Understanding of DoD and IC security policies and mandates
• Experience coordinating with Information System Security Managers (ISSM) in testing, documenting, and achieving accreditation of systems throughout the development process, and achieving operational acceptance.