Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The EO Imagery Analyst/Scientist Lead provides technical direction and expertise on EO imagery, conducts assessments of sensor capabilities, and collaborates with teams to ensure data quality and integration into existing systems.

Designs, validates, and assesses security architectures and controls for large, distributed defense systems. Responsibilities include risk management, vulnerability testing, compliance assessment, security configuration, certification support, continuous monitoring, policy enforcement, and security verification testing. The role collaborates with engineering, test, integration, and program teams; advises stakeholders on security architecture; remediates vulnerabilities; and supports agile planning and system security throughout the program lifecycle.

Lead strategic and operational information security for critical systems: enforce policies, analyze and mitigate threats, oversee network hardware, manage IAVA and configuration control, develop C&A documentation and System Security Plans, and perform day-to-day security operations to maintain compliance and operational integrity.

Provide hands-on administration and support for high-performance computing networks: configure and maintain switches, routers, and firewalls; ensure STIG compliance; perform backups and disaster recovery; monitor performance; troubleshoot hardware/software issues; document configurations and maintenance.

Provide expertise in cybersecurity management, compliance documentation, risk assessments, and oversee advanced cybersecurity protocols.

Analyze Full Motion Video (FMV) for intelligence purposes, produce reports, conduct briefings, and maintain high situational awareness.

The Network Engineer will design, implement, and manage firewall solutions using CISCO, Palo Alto, and Juniper devices, ensuring network security and optimization while collaborating with teams.

Provide cybersecurity engineering support for programs: validate security requirements and designs, perform technical assessments and A&A documentation under NIST RMF, support incident response, identify and mitigate system risks, and implement enterprise security controls using tools like Splunk, Tenable, and HBSS. Requires coordination with engineers, PMs, and stakeholders and maintaining system Authorizations to Operate.

Provide cybersecurity engineering support to develop, validate, and maintain secure systems. Manage cyber requirements, perform technical security assessments, support Incident Response and Assessment & Authorization (A&A) per NIST RMF, produce A&A documentation, mitigate risks, and advise architects and program stakeholders on security design and compliance.

Provide cybersecurity engineering support for systems to achieve and maintain Authorizations to Operate (ATO). Validate security requirements and designs, perform technical security assessments, support RMF A&A documentation, incident response, risk management, and advise architects and PMs on secure implementations across the mission lifecycle.