Top Aerospace Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports IT solution design and implementation, analyzes cybersecurity protocols and recommends improvements, and collaborates with data science teams to analyze data and generate actionable insights. The internship provides hands-on experience, mentorship, professional development, and exposure to aerospace technology. Candidates must be enrolled in a relevant bachelor's or higher degree program, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and graduate in December 2027 or later.

Harden and maintain AWS GovCloud, Microsoft GCC High, cloud, endpoint, container, and CI/CD environments for defense applications. Investigate vulnerabilities, secure software supply chains, lead threat modeling, enforce configuration and patching policies, monitor SIEM and cloud security alerts, and support federal compliance with CMMC, NIST, and FedRAMP standards. Collaborate across product, platform, and compliance teams to integrate security into the SDLC and support incident response.

The Information System Security Manager ensures classified and unclassified systems comply with security policies, government requirements, NIST frameworks, and CMMC controls. Responsibilities include maintaining security architecture, supporting secure system development, collaborating with administrators, drafting policies, testing controls, maintaining POA&Ms, monitoring compliance, analyzing Linux, Windows, and AWS vulnerabilities, and researching CVEs to guide remediation.

Designs, deploys, and maintains CyberArk PAM capabilities supporting DoD ICAM, including privileged account onboarding, credential rotation, session monitoring, integrations, automation, troubleshooting, documentation, and audit compliance. The engineer also supports Xage mesh security, Zero Trust controls, distributed operational technology environments, and integrations across Windows, Linux, cloud, databases, network devices, and mission applications. This onsite role requires an active Secret clearance, DoD 8140 certification, and substantial PAM engineering experience.

Provides day-to-day IT assurance and cybersecurity support for DoD Special Access Programs. Maintains servers, firewalls, networks, security monitoring systems, accounts, hardware, software, and COMSEC equipment. Supports system authorization packages, RMF assessments, vulnerability remediation, self-inspections, patching, testing, help desk operations, and VTC administration. Requires current TS/SCI clearance, eligibility for TS/SCI with CI polygraph, relevant systems or network administration experience, and the ability to obtain IAT or IAM Level I certification.

Designs, deploys, and operates cybersecurity infrastructure across on-premises and AWS cloud environments. Responsibilities include Palo Alto firewall management, hybrid-cloud security architecture, Infrastructure as Code automation, security controls aligned with NIST and FedRAMP, incident response, troubleshooting, monitoring, capacity planning, and lifecycle management. The engineer also develops secure Zero Trust architectures, runbooks, dashboards, and operational standards while participating in escalation support.

Leads hands-on cybersecurity engineering initiatives across hybrid Microsoft, AWS, and Azure environments. Configures and hardens firewalls, endpoints, identity controls, cloud systems, patch-management platforms, and vulnerability-scanning infrastructure. Performs vulnerability remediation, SIEM correlation, security validation, and penetration-test support. Develops governance plans, dashboards, runbooks, change documentation, compliance reports, and technical implementation procedures under NIST, RMF, and federal security requirements. Works independently as the dedicated technical resource for multiple security-improvement projects.

Conducts host-based and network-based digital forensic examinations supporting criminal and national security investigations. Performs disk, network, and volatile memory analysis across Windows, OS X, and Linux systems; uses industry forensic tools; prepares technical reports; and briefs findings to varied audiences. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance and ability to obtain a polygraph.

Provides cybersecurity and information assurance support for SOCOM systems, focusing on RMF lifecycle activities, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, controls assessments, compliance reporting, and SA&A documentation. The role evaluates IT controls, analyzes weaknesses, develops remediation plans, supports FISMA and NIST compliance, and maintains artifacts such as SSPs, contingency plans, and FIPS 199 documents. It requires collaboration with technical stakeholders and senior leadership in a cleared federal environment.

Supports the Facility Security Officer with personnel clearance processing, classified-access administration, compliance reporting, security inspections, FOCI mitigation, and records management. Maintains data in DISS and other government systems, investigates security violations, tracks access requests, prepares reports, and helps update security procedures. The role requires interpreting NISPOM and DoD regulations, maintaining accurate records, protecting classified information, and working onsite with internal and external stakeholders.

Designs and implements end-to-end security controls for vessel, ground control, communications, and infrastructure systems. Interprets vulnerability findings, drives remediation, hardens Linux systems and containers, strengthens authentication and segmentation, validates fixes, and supports secure architecture and documentation. Requires collaboration across software, networking, and embedded or autonomous systems, with familiarity in scripting, automation, and security frameworks.

Supports cybersecurity projects through technical design, implementation, testing, documentation, vulnerability assessments, security monitoring, architecture documentation, incident-response playbooks, and remediation tracking. Collaborates with IT and engineering teams to integrate security requirements into deployments. Requires enrollment in a technical undergraduate program, hands-on technical experience, programming or scripting proficiency, and knowledge of networks, operating systems, and security fundamentals.

Design, deploy, configure, and maintain the Axonius Cybersecurity Asset Management platform. Develop queries, dashboards, and automated enforcement actions; manage adapters and data integrations; monitor performance; troubleshoot asset discovery and correlation issues; and integrate Axonius with security tools, CMDBs, vulnerability scanners, and cloud platforms. The role also provides technical support, documentation, training, mentorship, and cybersecurity subject-matter expertise.

Test cybersecurity solutions for national security systems through manual and automated software testing. Define and review system requirements, write test plans and procedures, develop Python automation scripts, and produce final software assessments. The role may involve kernel development, embedded systems, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, networking, and debugging. It also requires technical leadership of small engineering teams and full-time onsite work in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Tests cybersecurity software and solutions addressing national security threats through manual and automated testing. Responsibilities include reviewing requirements, writing test procedures and Python automation scripts, debugging, verification and validation, and potentially supporting kernel development, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, networking, and embedded systems. The role requires onsite work in Cincinnati, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance, with opportunities at Engineer and Principal levels.