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Provides advanced cybersecurity support and technical leadership across enterprise systems, networks, and data. Responsibilities include security administration, engineering, monitoring, threat hunting, incident response, forensics, vulnerability management, risk assessments, SIEM and endpoint security operations, security metrics, compliance support, awareness initiatives, and stakeholder consultation. The role mentors team members and drives cybersecurity program maturity, operational effectiveness, and risk reduction.

Responds to cybersecurity alerts, investigates threats, hunts for malicious activity, protects sensitive healthcare and financial data, and engineers preventive security solutions. The role addresses nation-state, cybercriminal, and insider threats through forensic analysis and incident response. It also supports security awareness through written communication and public speaking. This hybrid position in Mountlake Terrace, Washington, includes an on-call rotation.

Lead architecture and design of cybersecurity solutions for federal networks, focusing on hardening systems, reducing attack surface, Zero Trust, cloud and IoT security, A&O, identity and access management, product selection, and guiding senior leaders to mature cybersecurity capabilities.

Designs, engineers, integrates, and maintains Privileged Access Management and cybersecurity solutions. Responsibilities include developing PAM frameworks and roadmaps, automating security processes, triaging identity incidents, identifying vulnerabilities, mitigating cyber risk, conducting threat analysis, supporting penetration testing, and managing changing access requirements. The role collaborates with IT and business teams, maintains IAM documentation and standards, and develops security measures for hybrid environments.

Provides cybersecurity engineering support for information-system planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration. Analyzes security requirements and resolves cybersecurity, workflow, organizational, and planning issues. Supports Defense Logistics Agency systems while engineering and administering Archer, Splunk SOAR, Axonius, Microsoft Windows Server, and Python-based solutions.

Leads the design, implementation, and maintenance of secure information system architectures supporting the NASIC mission. The role hardens systems and networks, conducts cybersecurity requirements analysis, trade studies, and risk assessments, and supports RMF accreditation activities. It also produces technical documentation and briefings and mentors junior cybersecurity engineers. The position requires extensive cybersecurity engineering experience, a TS/SCI clearance, U.S. citizenship, and CISSP or a DoD 8140-compliant certification.

Build and mature PDW’s cybersecurity GRC program across enterprise, engineering, manufacturing, and business systems. Translate CMMC, NIST SP 800-171, ISO 27001, ITAR, and customer requirements into controls; manage risk assessments, documentation, evidence, audits, remediation, vulnerability management, and third-party risk. Configure and validate security tools, support incident response, improve endpoint, identity, cloud, network, and monitoring controls, and report security metrics to leadership. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with auditors, customers, vendors, and system owners.

Supports cybersecurity initiatives across cyber defense, security operations, GRC, application security, cloud security, M&A risk assessment, security architecture, and zero-trust access. The intern researches cybersecurity topics, documents processes, assists with risk remediation and policy development, and participates in human-centered design sessions. The role provides mentorship and practical exposure to protecting technology assets and sensitive information.

Leads defensive cyber operations and cybersecurity engineering for NGA programs and enterprise systems. Responsibilities include designing and sustaining cybersecurity infrastructure, developing strategies, assessing risks, conducting analysis of alternatives and design studies, authoring white papers, supporting compliance and accreditation, advising leadership, managing personnel and resources, and identifying capability and staffing gaps. The role requires extensive DoD or intelligence community experience, cybersecurity leadership, network security expertise, and TS/SCI clearance.

Supports the firm's Information Security department through short- and long-term projects, including security initiative implementation, data input and analysis, process documentation, recordkeeping, meetings, and cross-department collaboration. The intern follows confidentiality requirements, develops business and cybersecurity knowledge, and performs administrative duties under supervision. This is a 10-week, onsite internship for an enrolled undergraduate student entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year.

Provides cybersecurity defense support for DLA systems, focusing on threat analysis, incident response, security monitoring, detection, and root-cause analysis. The role requires analyzing cybersecurity incidents, using multiple security-tool types, applying defense-in-depth principles, and developing threat detection and incident response scripts or tools with SPL, Python, or PowerShell. A DoD Top Secret clearance and eligibility for IT-I and SCI access are required.

Conduct threat hunting and analyze attacker techniques across operating systems and large datasets. Develop actionable threat intelligence and hunting-operation narratives using Splunk, Python, PowerShell, and MITRE ATT&CK. Support cybersecurity defense operations involving threat analysis, incident response, security monitoring, detection, and protection of Department of Defense systems.

The role involves implementing cybersecurity strategies, conducting risk assessments, maintaining security compliance, and collaborating with teams to secure cloud infrastructure.

Leads cybersecurity at a manufacturing or distribution site by developing security action plans, building awareness, coordinating incident response, supporting governance and risk activities, and implementing controls to protect ICS and SCADA systems. The role requires onsite work five days per week in Wilmer, Texas, collaboration with internal and external partners, and continuous improvement of site security capabilities.

Test and evaluate Department of Defense systems using white-box adversarial methods. Analyze security controls, data flows, filtering capabilities, and access controls under the NIST 800-53 Risk Management Framework. Use Linux scripting, networking, virtualization, and cybersecurity testing techniques to support Air Force clients. The role may involve test plans, technical documentation, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and system hardening.

Provides cybersecurity information assurance expertise across acquisition and sustainment programs. Advises DLA organizations on IA architecture, controls, boundary defense, access-control standards, and enterprise IA solutions. Supports IT service strategy, project management, documentation, reporting, and compliance using Microsoft tools. Requires Secret clearance, relevant C&A experience, IT management background, and specified cybersecurity and networking certifications.

Supports Risk Management Framework compliance, cybersecurity operations, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and security audits. Develops and maintains ATO/ATC documentation, POA&Ms, SSP artifacts, risk acceptance memos, and compliance reports in eMASS or government tools. Performs security control assessments, log analysis, PPSM activities, privileged-account validation, metrics reporting, and change-management reviews. Supports DoD and USTRANSCOM cybersecurity requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS incident-reporting awareness.

Leads DHS CISA cybersecurity tabletop exercise programs, including planning meetings, scenario development, facilitator and participant materials, staffing, facilitation, documentation, CONOPS, SITMANs, exercise control design, and after-action reports. Provides HSEEP and cybersecurity subject matter expertise, coordinates exercise logistics and resources, and manages stakeholder participation and evaluation activities.

Leads the Cyber Engineering organization supporting NGA cybersecurity services and capabilities. Oversees strategy, technical performance, modernization, solution design, integration, operations, and sustainment of complex enterprise cybersecurity systems. Provides expert guidance, resolves complex technical issues, drives innovation, and communicates recommendations to executive and senior customer stakeholders. Requires extensive DoD or IC cybersecurity experience, cloud transition expertise, RMF and NIST knowledge, leadership experience, and TS/SCI clearance with polygraph eligibility.

Leads a nationwide cybersecurity disaster recovery and contingency planning program, including BIA, DRP, ISCP, risk analysis, documentation, exercises, quality assurance, audits, remediation, and executive reporting. Manages geographically dispersed teams and stakeholders while applying federal NIST standards and continuity requirements to improve organizational resilience and recovery readiness.

Monitors networks and security tools, identifies vulnerabilities and anomalies, investigates and responds to incidents, leads remediation, maintains incident response playbooks, supports compliance, evaluates security architecture, and develops information security policies and awareness programs.

Leads Eko’s corporate IT operations and cybersecurity program, including infrastructure, endpoints, identity and access management, security tooling, incident response, risk remediation, and vendor management. Owns SOC 2 audits, compliance obligations, customer security documentation, audit relationships, and executive reporting. Partners with HR, Legal, Sales, Customer Success, Finance, and Product Security while managing the IT budget, technology roadmap, support operations, and internal or outsourced IT teams.

Leads cybersecurity authorization for a cloud-hosted maintenance platform, including RMF/ATO packages, IL4/IL5 controls, CUI protection, NIST SP 800-171 evidence, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, incident reporting, audit review, and security impact analysis. The role coordinates with mission owners and authorizing officials, supports CMMC assessments, defines OT segmentation, delivers security training, and conducts periodic on-site security walkdowns at Fort Campbell.

Owns secure architecture for in-vehicle communications, including message authentication, firewalls, and Automotive Ethernet security. Translates threat assessments and architectural decisions into testable requirements for engineering and suppliers, leads security design reviews, maintains specifications across software-defined vehicle platforms, and serves as a subject-matter expert. The role requires strong embedded and automotive cybersecurity expertise, stakeholder alignment, and pragmatic security judgment.

Tenure-track Computer Science faculty member specializing in cybersecurity and cyber operations. Responsibilities include conducting high-impact research, publishing scholarly work, securing external funding, developing and teaching cybersecurity courses, mentoring students, collaborating across disciplines, and contributing through university service and leadership. Candidates should address areas such as cyber threat intelligence, digital forensics, cyber resilience, cryptography, AI-enabled security, IoT and cyber-physical systems security, or quantum-resistant cryptography.