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Design, implement, monitor, and troubleshoot security measures for Fuse and DoD networks. Respond to security incidents, test and remediate vulnerabilities, implement IA controls under DoD RMF, support change management, and collaborate with development teams using scrum practices. Administer virtualized and Linux systems and configure network and communications applications.

Plan, integrate, and synchronize offensive and defensive cyberspace operations with Joint, Interagency, and Coalition partners. Conduct mission analysis using JOPP/MDMP, assess adversary cyber capabilities, coordinate with JCCs/CPTs, and produce operational plans, briefings, and decision support for senior leadership in the information environment.

Lead enterprise IT and cybersecurity operations including cloud (M365 GCC High/Azure Government), hybrid identity, endpoints, network, backups/DR, vendor/MSP management, and CMMC Level 2 / NIST SP 800-171 compliance; manage staff, incident response, risk register, audits, and report posture to executive leadership.

Lead and build the company's federal compliance function end-to-end. Drive CMMC, FedRAMP, DoD SRG, and DFARS compliance efforts, define CUI boundaries, author System Security Plans, coordinate engineering/operations to implement controls, manage audits, and maintain continuous monitoring using GRC and security tooling.

Hands-on Cybersecurity Lead responsible for monitoring and securing network, server, and cloud environments (Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS). Lead incident response, vulnerability management, third-party testing, endpoint protection, and security governance. Drive security projects, compliance (NIST/CIS/ISO), user awareness, and roadmap items such as SIEM implementation.

Provide lead INFOSEC support for classification and declassification policy, reviews, training, and audits. Conduct gap analyses, prepare draft guidance and reports, perform ADR/MDR reviews, maintain OCA records, and support requests and meetings for NGB and JFHQ-State. Create and deliver training materials and coordinate security classification guide procedures and mandatory reporting.

The Intelligence Analyst will provide intelligence and threat analysis support to various federal organizations, conduct research, and produce relevant reports and briefs.