Top Aerospace Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead detection, investigation, and mitigation of platform abuse and illicit operators for Starlink. Develop detection strategies, partner cross-functionally, perform reviews for compliance, and balance enforcement with customer privacy.

Lead and manage classified-site cybersecurity by executing RMF/ATO processes, overseeing ISSO staff, implementing DISA STIGs and security controls, directing risk assessments, vulnerability management, incident response, and advising on secure architecture and system hardening to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

Manage day-to-day IT security operations (Azure GCC High, Entra ID, Intune, Sentinel, Defender), endpoint management, user/admin account management, and first-line support across Windows/Mac/Linux. Serve as the facility security point of contact for FCL/FSO matters, personnel security processing, classified/CUI handling, insider threat monitoring, security training, and compliance with NIST SP 800-171, DFARS, and CMMC.

The role involves developing cyber tools, assessing vulnerabilities, mentoring engineers, and integrating software capabilities to enhance national security efforts.

Leads go-to-market strategy, sales, capture, partnerships, and demand generation for cybersecurity solutions serving the Defense Industrial Base and regulated commercial markets. Builds executive relationships with defense primes, government organizations, and MSP/MSSP partners; develops CMMC-aligned offerings; establishes forecasting and pipeline operations; recruits and leads the commercial team; and represents the company at industry events. Requires extensive business development experience, cybersecurity sales success, DoD knowledge, monthly travel, U.S. citizenship, and ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Perform risk-based IT audits evaluating technology governance, security, compliance, and operational controls. Execute agile audit engagements: gather evidence, test controls, document findings, participate in risk assessments, and provide actionable recommendations to leadership.

Manages day-to-day security operations for DoD information systems supporting Collateral, SCI, and Special Access Programs. Responsibilities include maintaining authorization packages, assessing configuration changes, monitoring compliance and audit records, identifying vulnerabilities, supporting incident handling and recovery, coordinating security documentation, and assisting the ISSM with cybersecurity inspections and countermeasures.

Provide on-site systems administration and network security for a DoD site: configure, deploy, harden, patch, and back up Windows servers and desktops; perform ACAS/SCAP scans; support LAN/WAN and ~75 users; prepare materials for ATO submissions in eMASS; maintain lab/test environments and troubleshoot tier-1 issues.

Drive strategic sales into federal accounts by promoting FRC cybersecurity and privacy solutions, developing account strategies, identifying vendors, closing large multi-year programs, maintaining CRM pipelines, meeting outbound and face-to-face activity targets, and coordinating with OEMs and internal sales support.

The role involves using open-source intelligence to analyze military systems and capabilities, delivering intelligence reports, and collaborating with teams to support national security initiatives.