Jobs at ASEC, Inc.

Serve as the ISSO for a DoD program enforcing security policies and STIG-based configurations, conducting vulnerability assessments (ACAS, SCAP), continuous monitoring (SolarWinds/Splunk), risk analysis, ATO documentation (SSP, POA&Ms), and coordinating mitigation, certification letters, and cross-functional cybersecurity efforts for mission-critical and satellite communication systems.

Serve as an ISSO for a DoD program: implement and enforce information system security policies, perform vulnerability assessments (ACAS, STIGs, SCAP), implement OS/network STIG configurations, conduct continuous monitoring, risk assessments, and support ATO documentation (SSP, POA&Ms, SOPs). Collaborate on mitigation strategies and prepare certification artifacts for DoD systems, including satellite communications infrastructure.

Lead cybersecurity for mission-critical DoD systems: develop and enforce policies, manage vulnerability assessments (ACAS, STIGs, SCAP), implement RMF and continuous monitoring, evaluate NIAP/Common Criteria and DISA APL compliance, prepare authorization documentation and MOAs, advise leadership, and mentor junior staff.

Provides on-site system administration and technical support for Navy training systems. Responsibilities include preparing exercise environments, managing accounts and permissions, administering workstations, servers, and virtual systems, troubleshooting application and connectivity issues, monitoring system health, patching, backups, recovery, documentation, and incident escalation. The role requires five years of system administration experience, router and firewall expertise, Active Directory knowledge, CompTIA Security+, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Top Secret clearance.

Supports DoD cybersecurity compliance, Risk Management Framework activities, assessment and authorization, vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, and security documentation. Maintains SSPs, POA&Ms, system inventories, authorization packages, and eMASS records. Uses ACAS, DISA STIGs, and SCAP tools to assess systems, coordinate remediation, validate corrective actions, and support inspections. Reviews configuration changes, security logs, incidents, and deployment activities while coordinating with government cybersecurity personnel and technical teams. The role is on-site in Lexington Park, Maryland, with up to 10% travel.

Provides hands-on leadership administering, securing, troubleshooting, and maintaining enterprise and tactical network infrastructure supporting Navy mission systems. Configures switches, routers, firewalls, cryptographic devices, and intrusion prevention systems; implements DISA STIGs; performs vulnerability assessments and remediation using ACAS and SCAP; supports IAVMP and RMF activities; maintains network documentation and baselines; leads upgrades and change management; and mentors network personnel.

Lead a team designing, deploying, securing, testing, and sustaining enterprise and tactical network infrastructure for Navy LVC training systems. Responsibilities include network architecture, routers, switches, firewalls, cabling, installation oversight, troubleshooting, integration testing, documentation, configuration management, STIG implementation, RMF evidence, risk briefings, and mentoring. The role is based in Norfolk, Virginia, requires an active DoD Top Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, and may involve up to 25% annual travel.

Provides technical leadership for designing, integrating, testing, and sustaining Navy and coalition Live, Virtual, and Constructive training systems. Leads system architecture, requirements development, lifecycle management, interoperability, technical documentation, reviews, configuration management, and integration of live platforms, virtual simulators, constructive simulations, tactical networks, sensors, weapons representations, and command-and-control systems. The role is based in Norfolk, Virginia, requires an active DoD Top Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, and involves up to 25% annual travel.

Provides systems engineering support for NAVAIR’s strike weapons program, leading requirements development, systems integration, technical reviews, architecture, risk management, configuration management, capability roadmapping, and lifecycle engineering. Coordinates with DoD, NAVAIR, testing, intelligence, fleet, industry, and joint-service stakeholders to integrate complex aircraft and weapon systems and deliver traceable warfighter capabilities.

As a Simulation Systems Engineer, you will support naval aviation training using simulation environments and troubleshoot technical issues for training systems, while also working at sea for deployments.

Provide systems-engineering support to the F/A-18 IPTL: evaluate and recommend computing hardware, lead technical reviews, support software installations, verification/acceptance testing, configuration management, and RMF-related cybersecurity activities while documenting risks and technical recommendations for program leadership.

Secure, sustain, and optimize DoD training systems by performing system upgrades, integrating applications, and enforcing DISA STIG configurations. Support RMF/ATO activities and vulnerability scanning (ACAS), manage vCenter/VMware, Windows servers, Active Directory, DNS, and log aggregation. Troubleshoot software issues, implement technical controls, and ensure compliance with DoD RMF, FISMA, NIST 800-53, and DoD SRG requirements.

As a Communications Engineer, you will design and sustain advanced communication systems for aircraft, conducting analyses and leading technical projects.

The Weapons System Engineer supports development and lifecycle management of air-to-air weapons systems, conducting risk assessments and system integration across multiple platforms while coordinating with various stakeholders.

The TacMobile PGS System Administrator will support IT systems for Navy operations, administer networks, provide troubleshooting, and manage system security and compliance.

The Simulator Aircrew SME for the F/A-18 ensures effective simulator-based training by managing requirements, developing test plans, and collaborating with active-duty Navy teams. Up to 20% travel is required for testing and development support.