Jobs at ProSync Technology Group, LLC

Manage live SOC cyber defense operations, including security monitoring, incident response, threat intelligence, threat hunting, SIEM administration, and security tool optimization. Oversee incident management workflows, service delivery, performance reporting, dashboards, executive summaries, and resource allocation. Serve as a strategic point of contact for Department of State leadership and ensure monitoring and response capabilities meet mission requirements.

Manage cybersecurity tool integration operations and lifecycle management, including deployment, configuration baselines, tuning, dashboards, upgrades, production integration, and vendor coordination. Oversee engineering deliverables and ensure implementations meet Department of State enterprise standards. The role requires extensive cyber engineering or tool-management experience, PMP certification, a bachelor’s degree, and an active Secret clearance with the ability to obtain Top Secret.

Provides strategic oversight of a live SOC, including cyber defense operations, monitoring, incident response, threat intelligence, security tool management, SIEM optimization, reporting, and executive engagement. Ensures resources support monitoring, threat hunting, intelligence, and response missions while maintaining operational performance and service quality. The role requires federal security operations program management experience and coordination with Department of State leadership.

Leads deployment, maintenance, integration, tuning, and optimization of cybersecurity tools supporting scanning, SIEM, log aggregation, endpoint management, orchestration, monitoring, and visibility. Oversees tool lifecycle management, configuration baselines, dashboards, production integrations, and vendor coordination. Ensures implementations align with Department of State enterprise standards and partners with architecture teams on upgrades and new deployments.

Leads ISSO support and system-level cybersecurity governance for Department of State systems. Oversees continuous RMF compliance, security control verification, vulnerability follow-through, POA&M tracking and closure, SSP maintenance, audit preparation, assessment cycles, and authorization activities. Serves as the senior technical escalation point for complex control interpretations and coordinates with system owners to maintain FISMA and NIST compliance.

Oversee an ISSO Support and Independent Security Controls Assessment department for federal systems. Lead cybersecurity governance, RMF lifecycle monitoring, POA&M tracking, vulnerability status maintenance, documentation readiness, audit preparation, deliverable review, and coordination among ISSOs, assessors, government leads, security engineering teams, and system owners. Manage planning cycles, staffing, performance, milestones, and contract objectives while maintaining FISMA and NIST compliance.

Manages the full lifecycle of government contracts across defense and intelligence programs, including proposals, negotiations, awards, modifications, funding, periods of performance, invoicing, labor categories, and closeout. Coordinates with government officials, primes, vendors, employees, and internal teams while ensuring FAR, DFARS, ITAR, quality, and cybersecurity compliance. Maintains contract and ERP records, charge codes, forecasts, portals, timekeeping access, audit documentation, and billing support.

Translate complex maritime technical concepts into clear manuals, training guides, and policy documents. Interview subject matter experts, edit and refine content, evaluate communications, develop curriculum and training materials, and ensure technical accuracy and regulatory compliance.

The Management Analyst II will conduct advanced data analysis, evaluate metrics, and provide recommendations for organizational improvements, primarily supporting U.S. Navy programs.

The Supervisory Technical Writer is responsible for leading a team of writers in developing and reviewing technical publications, ensuring clarity and compliance. Responsibilities include writing manuals, overseeing documentation, and revising materials as needed.

Provide analytical support to a U.S. Navy customer by collecting and analyzing organizational, operational, and financial data; develop mathematical models; produce written reports and briefings; recommend and help implement improvements; lead evaluations and mentor junior analysts.

Perform operations research and analytical modeling to optimize Navy operational planning, resource allocation, forecasting, scheduling, and supply chain; develop simulation and mathematical models, evaluate scenarios, and provide recommendations to support government decision-making.

Perform advanced operations research and mission analysis for a U.S. Navy customer: develop mathematical models, run simulations and optimization, forecast performance, evaluate alternatives, prepare senior briefings, and mentor junior analysts to support government decision-making.

Senior technical engineer supporting U.S. Navy modernization and sustainment: lead engineering studies, develop technical documentation, oversee test planning and design reviews, provide SME engagement, mentor teams, and support system development, analysis, and testing.

Lead and oversee day-to-day program execution for a future U.S. Navy program: manage schedules, deliverables, risks, cost, performance, multi-disciplinary teams, stakeholder briefings, and senior engagement. Requires DoD/Navy experience and security clearance.

Provide systems development, analysis, documentation, testing, integration, verification, and engineering support for U.S. Navy programs. Develop technical artifacts, participate in design and technical reviews, troubleshoot, and collaborate with Navy, contractor, and internal teams.

Provide acquisition support to U.S. Navy programs by assisting with acquisition package development, procurement documentation, market research, tracking, reporting, and coordination with government and contractor acquisition personnel to ensure compliance.

Provide cybersecurity validation for a U.S. Navy customer: support control assessments, review documentation, prepare validation artifacts and compliance reports, coordinate with teams, and help identify risks and mitigations.

Lead and perform cybersecurity validation and compliance reviews for a U.S. Navy customer: conduct assessments, prepare validation artifacts, identify risks and mitigation, and coordinate validation efforts with internal and external teams.

Provide junior-to-mid level contract support for a U.S. Navy program: create and update contract documentation, track contract actions and deliverables, prepare modifications and administrative materials, and coordinate with contract managers and stakeholders.