Jobs at Spry Methods, Inc.

Develops Marine Corps cyber strategy, network architecture, implementation plans, funding profiles, and communications policies. Authors reference architectures, administrative correspondence, reports, presentations, and technical documents. Coordinates and leads working groups and operational planning teams of distributed Marine Corps communications subject matter experts, while advising Headquarters Marine Corps stakeholders on network modernization and infrastructure requirements.

Supports federal capture and business development pursuits from opportunity identification through proposal handoff. Conducts agency, competitor, incumbent, procurement, and pricing research; develops capture briefs, bid/no-bid inputs, capture plans, win themes, RFI responses, and past-performance write-ups. Maintains pipeline, CRM, teaming, and milestone data; identifies partners; supports price-to-win analysis; and coordinates organized handoffs to proposal operations across DoD, Federal Civilian, and National Security opportunities.

The Functional Test Engineer will plan and execute operational testing, create test scripts, cases, and scenarios, perform manual and automated functional, regression, load, and system testing, interpret requirements, document defects, provide management reporting, and support requirements development. The role requires testing experience in government environments, basic SQL, and service testing with Oracle SOA ESB and Windows.

Develop and maintain Marine Corps cybersecurity policies, strategies, standards, and governance. Support privacy, PII protection, identity and authentication, PKI, RMF, risk analysis, security assessments, audits, and social media protection reviews. Represent Marine Corps interests in DoD and DON working groups, provide policy guidance to leaders and stakeholders, and recommend corrective actions and long-term cybersecurity improvements. The role requires eligibility for a Secret clearance and applicable DoD cybersecurity certifications.

Leads contractor and subcontractor personnel supporting enterprise IT, architecture, data, cloud, cybersecurity, and operational initiatives. Serves as the primary contractor liaison to Government stakeholders, coordinates technical work, tracks requirements and risks, oversees deliverables and quality, and manages staffing, contractual, financial, and programmatic issues. Supports enterprise architecture and data initiatives across hybrid-cloud and on-premises environments while facilitating collaboration among architecture, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, and operations teams.

Support Marine Corps MAGTF C2 financial management across the PPBE cycle. Responsibilities include execution reporting, Funding Action Requests in DAI, budget tracking, variance and cost-benefit analysis, POM planning, audit and RFI reporting, account reconciliation, and fiscal year closeout analysis. The role requires substantial DoD financial execution experience, familiarity with DoD financial systems, a bachelor’s degree, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Supports Marine Corps MAGTF C2 acquisition programs through Integrated Product Team participation, documentation of actions and decisions, milestone and action-item tracking, status briefings, and analysis of program courses of action. The role also contributes to communications strategies and business plans while developing DoD acquisition expertise in a high-security environment.

Develop, administer, secure, and modernize a Marine Corps SharePoint portal. Responsibilities include building workflows, managing permissions, troubleshooting infrastructure, developing .NET and front-end components, designing professional UX layouts, auditing legacy documentation, defining metadata architecture, improving search, and maintaining Microsoft Teams sites and distribution resources.

Provides senior acquisition and program management analysis for Marine Corps MAGTF command-and-control programs. Advises portfolio and integration teams on DoD acquisition policies, evaluates programs against cost, schedule, performance, and compliance objectives, develops acquisition strategies and required reports, and supports program reviews, senior-level briefings, schedules, and status reporting.

Lead independent security assessments and authorization activities for federal cloud, hybrid, and enterprise systems. Evaluate Azure and AWS security controls, FedRAMP packages, inherited controls, vulnerabilities, architectures, and technical evidence. Produce assessment plans, reports, risk assessments, evidence requests, and POA&Ms. Communicate findings and mitigation recommendations to technical teams, system owners, executives, and stakeholders while supporting consistent, defensible cybersecurity assessment practices.

Lead administration and sustainment of the Advana data platform for USMC cybersecurity reporting. Build secure ETL/ELT pipelines in Databricks, develop advanced Qlik Sense dashboards, integrate eMASS via APIs, implement data governance, produce technical documentation, and provide knowledge transfer and stakeholder support.

Embed application security across the SDLC: identify and remediate web/API vulnerabilities, perform threat modeling and risk assessments, automate monitoring and remediation, analyze logs for anomalies, support compliance and federal security authorization activities.

Perform lift-and-shift migrations of SQL Server applications into AWS GovCloud, design and manage AWS infrastructure (VPC, EC2, IAM, storage), ensure high availability and DR, troubleshoot performance issues, apply federal security best practices, produce technical documentation, and participate in Agile team activities.