The Role
Design, implement, and maintain cybersecurity infrastructure for mission-critical DoD networks. Perform risk and vulnerability assessments, configure cyber architectures, integrate security controls, monitor systems, respond to incidents, and apply emerging technologies. The role supports Zero Trust, DevSecOps, RMF processes, system certification and authorization, and DoD acquisition requirements while leveraging tools such as CRIBL, GitLab, Kubernetes, and Splunk.
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OVERVIEW
We’re seeking a seasoned Cyber Security Engineer with a passion for innovation, a commitment to security, and a track record of excellence in DoD environments.
Join us in enhancing and securing mission-critical networks for our Department of Defense (DoD) client. As a Cyber Security Engineer, you’ll collaborate with in-house experts to design, implement, and maintain cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. This is your opportunity to break free from legacy models and shape the future of secure networks by applying emerging technologies and advanced engineering methods.
You’ll take a critical approach to network design, balancing mission needs and security requirements. From performing risk assessments to developing data-centric architecture, your work will directly protect systems and networks in specialized environments.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
We’re seeking a seasoned Cyber Security Engineer with a passion for innovation, a commitment to security, and a track record of excellence in DoD environments.
Join us in enhancing and securing mission-critical networks for our Department of Defense (DoD) client. As a Cyber Security Engineer, you’ll collaborate with in-house experts to design, implement, and maintain cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. This is your opportunity to break free from legacy models and shape the future of secure networks by applying emerging technologies and advanced engineering methods.
You’ll take a critical approach to network design, balancing mission needs and security requirements. From performing risk assessments to developing data-centric architecture, your work will directly protect systems and networks in specialized environments.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- 3+ years in Engineering and integrating security controls within data-centric architectures for selective and secure information sharing.
- Implementing the Seven Pillars of Zero Trust principles.
- Applying systems and software engineering management processes to DoD acquisition phases.
- Achieving system certification and accreditation in line with RMF standards.
- DevSecOps practices and tools, including CRIBL, GitLab, Kubernetes, and Splunk.
- Security+ certification
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Engineering or a related field.
- CISSP certification
- Implement infrastructure and cybersecurity controls, including enhanced detection, vulnerability capabilities, and event correlation.
- Perform risk and vulnerability assessments across network, system, and application areas, leveraging big data analytics and traditional security events to identify advanced threats or indicators of compromise.
- Design and configure cyber architectures to meet mission and security requirements.
- Apply cybersecurity engineering methodologies to the solution development lifecycle and integrate innovative technologies.
- Monitor systems for vulnerabilities, respond to security incidents, and ensure ongoing system integrity and safety.
- Research and apply emerging technologies to address cutting-edge security challenges.
- Achieve system certifications, authorizations, and compliance with DoD standards, including IATTs and ATOs.
- Deep understanding of DoD communication, IT systems, and cybersecurity protocols.
- Proficient in Risk Management Framework (RMF) processes and applications.
- Salary Range: $100,000-$145,000 annually (based on experience and qualifications)
- Benefits Include:
- 70% company-paid medical insurance
- 100% company-paid dental and vision coverage
- 401(k) plan with company match and profit sharing
- Company-paid life and AD&D insurance
- Education assistance program
- Paid time off (PTO) starting at 15 days accrued annually, increasing with tenure
- 13 paid holidays annually, including a year-end shutdown
- And more!
Skills Required
- 3+ years of experience engineering and integrating security controls within data-centric architectures
- Experience implementing the Seven Pillars of Zero Trust principles
- Experience applying systems and software engineering management processes to DoD acquisition phases
- Experience achieving system certification and accreditation in accordance with RMF standards
- Experience with DevSecOps practices and tools, including CRIBL, GitLab, Kubernetes, and Splunk
- Security+ certification
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Engineering, or a related field
- CISSP certification
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The Company
What We Do
Integrity Communications Solutions, Inc. is a privately held, veteran owned, small business committed to excellence in communications engineering. Our primary emphasis is understanding, identifying, and solving problems in the area of Military Satellite Communications (MilSatCom) engineering, operations, training, and testing. Integrity operates on a simple theorem – offering superior task execution, service, and employee support will provide the engine for success. Our desire is for our customers, and future employees, to seek out Integrity based on our reputation, conduct, productivity, as well as technical breadth and depth. Our foundational belief is that day-to-day excellence in government support is rare and is the premier avenue to developing new customers and opportunities. The ICS team believes, by putting the government customer first, we succeed.
