Jobs at True Zero Technologies, LLC

Researches and implements quantum-resistant cryptographic solutions, including NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms. Assesses enterprise cryptographic systems for quantum vulnerabilities, develops migration and crypto-agility strategies, and integrates quantum-safe security with PKI, TLS, VPNs, cloud platforms, and applications. Performs testing, benchmarking, interoperability validation, and security analysis while producing architecture guidance, inventories, risk assessments, and modernization roadmaps. Collaborates with technical teams and leadership to support organizational post-quantum readiness.

Operate, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot enterprise SIEM systems (Splunk preferred); write queries and correlation rules; generate reports and alerts; perform baseline analysis; ensure compliance with security standards; and advise FCPS Network Security on SIEM solutions and operations.

The selected candidate will perform vulnerability identification and scanning, ensuring compliance and facilitating remediation with stakeholders in cloud and on-site environments.

Analyze enterprise vulnerability and exposure data to prioritize real-world cyber risks for NIH. Correlate KEVs, threat intelligence, attack paths, and asset criticality; validate penetration findings; recommend remediation priorities; support RMF/POA&M activities; and produce technical and executive exposure assessments to drive risk-based remediation.

Design and implement automated workflows and integrations to support RMF/A&A and continuous monitoring. Automate evidence collection, control validation, reporting, and dashboards; integrate GRC platforms, vulnerability management, SIEMs, and ticketing systems; collaborate with RMF analysts and ISSOs to improve cybersecurity governance and authorization readiness.

Lead daily cybersecurity operations across vulnerability management, incident response, RMF, security engineering, ISSO, policy, and continuous monitoring. Coordinate cross-functional teams, manage schedules and deliverables, track risks and metrics, drive process improvements, support Government reviews, and act as escalation point during incidents and transitions.

Lead development of enterprise cybersecurity metrics, dashboards, and executive reporting. Aggregate and analyze data from vulnerability management, incident response, RMF, CDM, penetration testing, and threat intelligence to produce risk profiles, support FISMA reporting, and inform leadership. Validate data with technical teams, maintain reporting processes, and recommend automation and metric improvements to enhance operational visibility and program performance.

Lead enterprise vulnerability management and CDM for NIH: run and direct vulnerability scanning across infrastructure, cloud, endpoints, network, and applications; prioritize using exploitability, KEVs, threat intelligence, and mission impact; coordinate remediation, track POA&Ms and RMF processes; produce executive dashboards and liaise with pen test, incident response, and stakeholders.

Develops AI-assisted methods for Zero Trust assessment data, including classification, summarization, correlation, quality checking, anomaly detection, and trend analysis. Integrates secure, auditable AI services into data workflows, establishes human review and validation controls, automates documentation and evidence processing, and documents models, prompts, dependencies, limitations, and validation results.

Supports stakeholder readiness and adoption for Zero Trust implementations across VA systems. Assesses organizational and process impacts, develops engagement and communication plans, identifies training and transition needs, coordinates with technical and government stakeholders, documents operational handoffs, and captures lessons learned. The role helps ensure new Zero Trust capabilities achieve sustainable adoption, governance, and operational use.

Supports architecture and implementation governance for the VA Zero Trust acceleration effort. Maintains traceability between federal guidance, VA objectives, assessment criteria, architecture decisions, implementation priorities, and deliverables. Prepares governance documentation for architecture reviews and executive forums, maintains decision and exception records, reviews deliverables for compliance with standards and priorities, and helps transition implementation outcomes into sustainable governance and RMF processes.

Develop and maintain Power BI, Tableau, or comparable dashboards for the VA Zero Trust acceleration effort. Translate validated maturity and implementation data into scorecards, trend views, gap analyses, risk visualizations, and executive reports. Partner with data engineering teams to automate refreshes, ensure consistent metric definitions, validate source data, and document dashboard logic. Support enterprise-level and drill-down analysis across pillars, capabilities, and implementation waves.

Develops executive briefings, stakeholder updates, talking points, and concise technical summaries for Zero Trust programs. Translates cybersecurity findings, risks, dependencies, and recommendations for technical, executive, and government audiences. Supports communication planning, maintains consistent terminology, coordinates technical inputs, validates content, and routes stakeholder feedback to delivery owners.

Supports the Technical Project Lead and Deputy Program Manager on a federal Zero Trust initiative. Maintains delivery, milestone, dependency, risk, action, and review trackers; analyzes schedules and delivery impacts; prepares status reports and data calls; tracks submissions, Government reviews, comment resolution, and acceptance; performs throughput and maturity analysis; and maintains traceability between requirements, work products, and delivery status.

Coordinate delivery of a Federal cybersecurity and Zero Trust acceleration program for the Department of Veterans Affairs. Manage integrated schedules, dependencies, deliverables, implementation waves, risks, Government inputs, contractor reviews, and executive reporting. Support maturity assessments, enterprise architecture activities, engineering and test planning, and system implementation engagements while ensuring lessons learned inform future priorities.

Lead Zero Trust architecture and implementation support across applications, workloads, cloud services, platforms, and legacy infrastructure. Develop reusable security patterns, assess architectures and dependencies, define policy enforcement and workload identity requirements, and support deployment planning, testing, pilots, validation, and operational readiness. Document implementation variants for cloud, hybrid, legacy, and mission-critical environments while identifying deviations and lessons learned to improve enterprise patterns.

Leads the device and endpoint pillar for enterprise Zero Trust architecture and implementation. Defines device identity, posture, compliance, endpoint protection, secure configuration, and access signal requirements. Assesses endpoint technologies, supports pilots and testing, validates dependencies, coordinates with identity and infrastructure teams, and documents implementation outcomes. Requires endpoint security or enterprise security engineering experience, with preferred expertise in federal endpoint requirements and platforms such as Intune, Defender, CrowdStrike, or Tanium.

Leads the Identity pillar by designing reusable Zero Trust identity architecture patterns for federal systems. Defines authentication, authorization, federation, identity proofing, privileged access, conditional access, and lifecycle integration requirements. Maps identity signals to policy decision and enforcement points across applications, networks, devices, and workloads. Assesses identity technologies, supports pilots and implementations, and documents dependencies, risks, deviations, and reusable lessons learned.

Lead the Networks and Environment pillar for a federal Zero Trust acceleration effort. Develop and validate network architecture patterns covering segmentation, policy enforcement, secure connectivity, telemetry, and identity or device integration. Assess hybrid enterprise network implementations, support engineering plans and pilots, create test and rollback plans, evaluate network security technologies, and document implementation lessons and recommendations.

Leads Zero Trust automation and orchestration by designing reusable workflows, developing scripts and API integrations, automating evidence collection and reporting, and supporting standardized deployment and validation tooling. Documents automation architecture, dependencies, security considerations, and handoff requirements while measuring effectiveness and recommending improvements. Requires experience integrating security, analytics, ticketing, and infrastructure platforms, with knowledge of Federal cybersecurity controls and secure automation practices.