Jobs at TekSynap

Sustain and support classified Navy and coalition CSfC networks, including patching, configuration management, virtualized environments, network appliances, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, PKI, monitoring, performance optimization, outage response, documentation, and DoD STIG/SCAP compliance. The role also supports system expansions and communicates with technical SMEs and program managers.

General employment inquiry for military spouses interested in pursuing career opportunities at TekSynap. Applicants are asked to submit a resume and cover letter describing their interests and desired roles. The company will review qualifications and contact candidates when suitable positions become available. TekSynap is a technology provider supporting federal government customers and offers full-time benefits.

Develops and executes strategic communications supporting Air Force IT operations and policy objectives. Coordinates internal and external messaging across military organizations, advises leadership, trains personnel, and produces newsletters, user notifications, flyers, and advertisements. The role requires strong written and oral communication, military or government experience, strategic planning, media and crisis communications knowledge, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance. Based at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, with less than 10% travel.

Collects and analyzes cybersecurity threat intelligence affecting operational technology environments. Reviews OT logs, network events, and alerts for attacks and advanced persistent threats; produces actionable reports and briefings; identifies protection and detection gaps; supports incident response, root cause analysis, remediation, and cybersecurity engineering efforts. Serves as the subject matter expert for OT cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and incidents.

Administer VMware, Windows Server, Active Directory, enterprise storage, backup, networking, PKI, and Linux environments. Implement DISA STIGs, conduct vulnerability scans, remediate POA&Ms, patch systems, support RMF assessments, and maintain security baselines and documentation. Provide hardware support, monitoring, technology refresh assistance, and IT lifecycle support in a federal environment.

Develops and maintains SIEM detection content, threat detection use cases, custom scripts, alerting priorities, and application-specific signatures. Researches emerging threats, incorporates threat intelligence and analyst feedback, identifies security analytics gaps, evaluates log data quality, and improves data feeds. Collaborates with cybersecurity tool specialists and stakeholders to strengthen protection capabilities. Requires five years of IT experience, SIEM and systems/network administration expertise, scripting skills, and Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Develops and consolidates cybersecurity policies with government approval, supports programs with technical policy guidance, evaluates IT policies and standards for security and operational balance, and briefs senior management on cybersecurity updates. The role requires seven years of cybersecurity policy experience, a qualifying CSSP Analyst certification, Top Secret clearance, IT-I eligibility, and SCI eligibility.

Monitors SIEM and cybersecurity tools in a 24/7 environment to detect, analyze, and respond to threats. Performs root cause analysis, reviews events for attack trends, monitors for advanced persistent and low-and-slow attacks, uses OSINT threat intelligence, and supports cybersecurity tools, applications, defense-in-depth signatures, and perimeter controls. The role requires scripting, security tool expertise, Top Secret clearance, and SCI eligibility.

Audits Windows infrastructure, Active Directory, virtualization, and container platforms for DoD cybersecurity and STIG compliance. Validates patching, authentication, access controls, and secure deployments; supports STIG remediation and ATO documentation. Produces assessment reports and actionable recommendations for DTRA sites as part of a CORA team. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, U.S. citizenship, and 5–10 years of Windows systems engineering or cybersecurity experience.

Conduct Linux STIG compliance reviews, vulnerability scans, remediation validation, and endpoint security assessments using ACAS, Tanium, and Trellix. Review Docker and Kubernetes configurations, support STIG implementation and ATO documentation, and produce assessment reports with prioritized remediation strategies for DTRA systems.

Conduct cybersecurity assessments of network infrastructure, boundary devices, and VoIP systems against DoD STIGs and SRGs. Validate segmentation, ACLs, routing, Zero Trust controls, and least-privilege enforcement; analyze configurations and logs for vulnerabilities; support DTRA sites with remediation, STIG implementation, and ATO preparation; and produce detailed reports with prioritized recommendations. The position supports DTRA’s CORA team in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, with 20% travel and a Top Secret clearance requirement.

Supports RMF and ATO activities for Department of War information systems. Reviews authorization packages and cybersecurity documentation, assesses risks and compliance gaps, validates security controls, manages remediation and continuous monitoring, and coordinates with ISSMs, ISSOs, engineers, system owners, and government stakeholders. The role manages multiple ATO packages, maintains RMF artifacts, presents risks and status updates, and supports cybersecurity governance across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.

Leads complex federal cybersecurity and IT programs, managing budgets, schedules, staffing, risks, deliverables, and government stakeholders. Provides senior expertise in RMF, ATO lifecycle management, eMASS workflows, cybersecurity compliance, vulnerability remediation, security engineering, authorization packages, audits, and continuous monitoring. Oversees multidisciplinary cybersecurity and project teams while preparing executive reports, ensuring regulatory compliance, and improving organizational security posture and resilience.

Designs, implements, administers, and supports Linux systems, servers, applications, storage, and cloud infrastructure in a 24x7 classified mission-critical environment. Provides Tier 2/3 support, resolves platform issues, automates administration, documents technical operations, manages change and risks, and coordinates with government, engineering, operations, and cybersecurity teams. The role requires on-site SCIF work in the National Capital Region, mid-shift coverage, an active TS/SCI clearance, and a polygraph.

Maintains and secures multi-user computer systems in classified environments, monitoring resources, managing accounts, installing software, tuning performance, supporting backups, and documenting operations. Coordinates with network, engineering, cybersecurity, Government, and mission teams while resolving technical issues and supporting tier 2/3 infrastructure coverage. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance, polygraph eligibility, DoD IAT Level II certification, on-site SCIF work, and occasional CONUS travel.

Administers and monitors firewall systems, analyzes logs, develops technical specifications, formulates security policies, and manages security configurations. Coordinates with vendors, technical points of contact, and government users to resolve technical matters. Supports installation, configuration, and sustainment of firewalls and network appliances while complying with DoD, DLA, and information assurance requirements.

Maintains and secures multi-user systems in classified, mission-critical environments. Responsibilities include monitoring system resources, managing accounts, installing software, tuning performance, allocating storage, coordinating infrastructure activities, supporting backup recovery, evaluating hardware and software, maintaining documentation, and tracking risks and corrective actions. The role provides tier 2/3 watch coverage for DIA infrastructure services and requires coordination with government representatives, cybersecurity teams, engineers, and service owners.

Supports the Defense Logistics Agency’s DoD Risk Management Framework implementation as an Information Assurance and Cloud Computing SME. Assesses RMF security controls, gathers compliance artifacts, recommends security categorizations, develops continuity and security documentation, and manages cloud security risks. The role requires expertise in NIST, CNSSI, FedRAMP, cloud security across deployment and service models, and DoD information assurance standards. It requires an active Secret clearance, IT-I eligibility, relevant certification, and at least five years of experience.

Provides cybersecurity engineering support across information system planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration. Analyzes security requirements and resolves cybersecurity, workflow, organizational, and technology problems. Requires 10 years of IT experience, five years of operational technology experience, extensive DoD cybersecurity and cloud certifications, U.S. citizenship, and Secret IT-II Tier 3 clearance. The position is primarily remote with periodic Fort Belvoir meetings and up to 10% travel.

Designs, plans, tests, and modernizes enterprise network communications systems in a classified intelligence environment. Develops network architecture specifications, evaluates hardware and software solutions, monitors network operations, plans upgrades, and advises users on configurations and limitations. Coordinates with government representatives, engineering, cybersecurity, operations, and mission partners while maintaining technical documentation, identifying risks, and ensuring compliance with security, quality, configuration, and change-control processes.