The Senior Principal Splunk Architect designs and optimizes large-scale Splunk environments in federal cybersecurity, ensuring compliance and mentoring staff.

Lead digital forensics investigations, conduct security monitoring, develop reports, manage incident response, and train junior analysts as Cyber Defense Forensics Lead.

Drive revenue growth and market presence by selling cybersecurity services, building client relationships, and managing enterprise accounts effectively.

The Staff Consultant role involves project and account management, working with clients on project deliverables, requirements gathering, and ensuring quality delivery while managing communications and schedules.

The Insider Threat Monitoring Lead manages insider threat detection programs, analyzes risks, ensures policy compliance, and produces threat assessments.

The Cyber Threat Hunt Lead leads proactive threat hunting operations, develops hypotheses based on intelligence, analyzes telemetry, and coordinates with SOC and intelligence teams.

The Cyber Threat Intelligence Lead produces actionable intelligence to defend enterprise systems by analyzing cyber threats and tracking adversaries, aiding security operations and decision-making.

Develop, test, deploy and manage front-end and back-end systems for delivery tools, while managing server performance and licensing.

The FP&A Manager will support financial modeling, reporting, budgeting processes, and partner with leadership for accurate financial oversight.

This role involves managing IT infrastructure, troubleshooting advanced issues, mentoring junior engineers, and scripting for automation. Candidates require 5-7 years of IT experience, focusing on Microsoft technologies.

The SIEM Engineer will deploy and maintain Microsoft Sentinel, optimize security tools, develop detection rules, and improve incident response protocols.

The role involves identifying software security vulnerabilities, performing penetration testing, secure code analysis, and consulting with clients on secure software methodologies.

The Incident Response Analyst will monitor security events, analyze incidents, perform forensic investigations, and develop response strategies to safeguard client assets.

The Channel Director manages and scales the channel and alliances program, fosters national and regional partnerships, drives pipeline development, and enhances partner performance through training and governance.

The Channel Director will formalize and scale the channel program, strengthen partnerships, drive pipeline opportunities, and ensure partner enablement to generate measurable revenue.

Oversee revenue accounting lifecycle, manage billing and accounts receivable, lead revenue operations, and ensure compliance with accounting standards. Drive automation and integration of financial systems while providing executive communication and leadership.

As a Cyber Threat Detection & Response Engineer, you'll hunt for threats, create detection rules, analyze data, and improve security strategies.

Develop and implement automation scripts to enhance security operations and incident response, collaborating with IT teams and staying updated on cybersecurity trends.

The Federal Business Development Manager will drive sales growth in Federal Government accounts, engaging with senior executives to generate leads, negotiate contracts, and exceed sales targets. Responsibilities include managing the sales cycle, building relationships, and utilizing Salesforce for forecasting and reporting.

The AWS Cloud Engineer will design, implement, and optimize AWS Cloud Solutions for federal clients, requiring expertise in cloud technologies and infrastructure management.