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Support DoD cybersecurity risk management and PPSM operations by managing registry processes, ports and protocol registrations, security measures, compliance documentation, metrics, meetings, websites, and stakeholder communications. The role requires network security expertise, familiarity with DoD and DISA policies, eMASS and DMZ whitelist processes, technical writing, automation, and an active Secret clearance while working primarily onsite at Fort Meade.

Designs, implements, integrates, and optimizes secure networking and cybersecurity solutions for DoD SIPRNet modernization. Leads SD-WAN, CSfC, secure mobility, identity, infrastructure modernization, architecture development, migration, troubleshooting, compliance, vulnerability remediation, and risk management. Collaborates with technical teams, stakeholders, and program leadership while evaluating network performance, security posture, scalability, resiliency, and emerging technologies. The role requires current DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, relevant certifications, and up to 25% travel.

Provides onsite operational, engineering, and sustainment support for enterprise and tactical DoD network infrastructures. Responsibilities include configuring, troubleshooting, optimizing, and monitoring routers, switches, firewalls, servers, and automation frameworks; resolving incidents; implementing cybersecurity controls; maintaining documentation and compliance with DoD, RMF, and Army standards; and collaborating with government, vendors, and engineering teams. The role also mentors junior personnel and supports mission continuity in classified and unclassified environments.

Serve as regional technical lead for enterprise LAN/WLAN/WAN design, implementation, security, and troubleshooting. Configure Cisco equipment, firewalls, VPNs, IDS; monitor networks with SolarWinds, Armis, and Ansible; develop standards, documentation, and ensure DoD compliance while supporting government stakeholders and providing escalation for complex network issues.

Lead design, implementation, administration, and support of enterprise LAN/WLAN/WAN infrastructure across CONUS medical facilities. Act as technical SME and escalation point, resolve complex routing/switching and security issues, monitor performance with SolarWinds/Armis/Ansible, develop standards and documentation, coordinate with government stakeholders and vendors, lead engineering teams, and ensure compliance with government policies and security requirements.

Lead regional design, implementation, security, and troubleshooting of enterprise LAN/WLAN/WAN for DoD medical sites. Serve as technical lead, develop standards/documentation, support modernization and cybersecurity, coordinate stakeholders, and provide on-call and travel support.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will research, develop, implement advanced threat detection use cases, maintain detection logic, and enhance security monitoring capabilities to strengthen cybersecurity posture for a DoD customer.

The Computer Network Defense Analyst provides enterprise-level Cyber Network Defense support, investigating and responding to cybersecurity incidents while maintaining the security posture of government networks and systems.

The Cybersecurity Policy Analyst develops and refines cybersecurity policies, ensures compliance with government standards, and supports operational effectiveness through ongoing assessments and training.

Designs, analyzes, and supports telecommunications networks (voice, data, video, wireless). Develops installation and maintenance plans, defines system requirements, coordinates with IT teams, and implements network services and contingency solutions for DoD LANs.