Top Aerospace Cybersecurity Jobs

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.

Design, implement, and optimize secure, resilient network and server-room infrastructures; translate cybersecurity requirements into system architecture; produce ATO documentation and POAMs; create network routing and hardware diagrams; design room and rack infrastructure; evaluate technologies and vendors; support troubleshooting and incident response; collaborate on cloud and hybrid networking and GCS network architecture.

Manage and execute the company COMSEC program for special access programs, overseeing lifecycle, compliance, key/software/hardware management, physical/network security, training, incident investigation, and coordination with USG counterparts and Information Assurance teams for A&A processes.

Lead design and implementation of secure-by-default infrastructure: build IaC modules, CI/CD templates, policy-as-code guardrails, and platform security tooling. Embed pipeline and supply-chain security, enforce least-privilege identity, operate defenses as self-service products, review high-risk designs, and set technical direction while mentoring engineers.

The Senior Embedded Security Engineer will enhance the security of the flight software for space vehicles, ensuring high standards for safety and secure coding practices throughout the development lifecycle.

Design, implement, test, and maintain cybersecurity and zero-trust controls for software-based digital twin and satellite simulation products. Perform cyber vulnerability analysis and compliance assessments (STIGs/RMF), integrate security into CI/CD and deployment environments, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and develop automation tools for configuration and security evidence to support authorization efforts.

The Data Lead will manage and enhance data flows for defense products, ensuring trusted datasets for timely decision-making while explaining technical details clearly.

Lead design and hands-on implementation of secure, resilient enterprise infrastructure across on‑prem, cloud, and hybrid environments. Drive network and cloud modernization, security monitoring, incident response, CMMC/NIST compliance, disaster recovery, secure AI adoption, and documentation. Mentor engineers and coordinate across engineering, compliance, facilities, and program teams.

Design and deploy enterprise IAM and Zero Trust architectures, integrate AI-driven threat detection, implement segmentation and vulnerability assessment, define security requirements for new initiatives, and measure and remediate control effectiveness across corporate and vendor environments.

Lead design and execution of patching, compliance, and vulnerability remediation using Tanium/Intune/SCCM. Identify automation opportunities, build and deploy scripts/tools (PowerShell), collaborate with stakeholders, participate in security operations projects, follow Agile practices, and monitor patch/compliance performance to continuously improve security posture.

Provide Tier 1/2 support across MacOS, Windows, and Linux; onboard employees; troubleshoot desktops, servers, and networks; assist with cybersecurity architecture, vulnerability scanning, incident response, audits, and compliance documentation.

Serve as the Information System Security Officer supporting secure DoD mission systems: execute RMF, vulnerability management, A&A deliverables, continuous monitoring, security event log analysis, configuration control, and hardware/software hardening while coordinating with ISSM, engineers, and security leadership in an Agile environment.