Jobs at BCMC

Develop and support ServiceNow applications, integrations, workflows, business rules, and technical solutions for customer environments. Responsibilities include architecture support, code quality, testing, deployment, legacy-system integration using MID Server, platform documentation, and software development lifecycle controls. The role is remote and requires U.S. citizenship, Secret clearance eligibility, relevant software development experience, ServiceNow expertise, and a technical bachelor’s degree.

Designs, secures, and optimizes scalable AWS cloud architectures for rapidly deployable cyber incident response and threat-hunting engagement kits. Develops infrastructure-as-code templates, automation frameworks, documentation, and CI/CD enhancements; implements hardened configurations and security controls; evaluates cloud technologies; conducts architecture reviews; guides implementation teams; and troubleshoots complex issues during active operations.

Gather, analyze, and disseminate cyber threat intelligence from classified and unclassified sources. Identify emerging threats, vulnerabilities, trends, and intelligence gaps; recommend countermeasures and collection requirements. Produce analytical reports and briefings for operational decision-making, collaborate across agencies and stakeholders, and improve vulnerability management capabilities through research and training.

Design, implement, maintain, and secure lab network infrastructure supporting government cyber incident response. Configure routers, switches, firewalls, VPNs, virtual desktop environments, and storage systems; troubleshoot enterprise network and storage issues; assess vulnerabilities; enforce access controls; monitor performance; maintain backups, documentation, SOPs, and network diagrams; and support infrastructure integration and optimization.

Manage cyber incidents by investigating breaches, correlating data, recommending security practices, and supporting restoration activities for government clients.

The Cyber Network Defense Analyst monitors network activity, analyzes data for threats, and recommends measures to protect systems. Responsibilities include event correlation, trend analysis, reporting, and developing cyber defense tools and signatures.

Develop and deploy automation and ML integration solutions for government incident response: build data pipelines, malware automation/detonation workflows, AI/LLM integrations, API integrations, feature engineering automation, monitoring, and scale pilot systems to production while ensuring data quality and documentation.

Design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code for rapid, secure cloud engagement kits. Automate provisioning, scaling, monitoring, and security hardening; manage source control; support troubleshooting during operations and implement compliance and change management processes to ensure repeatable, mission-ready deployments.