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Lead cloud security assessments and independent validations for Department of Defense Cloud Service Offerings. Review CSP security documentation, architecture, controls, POA&Ms, and continuous monitoring artifacts; validate controls in eMASS/GRC systems; assess residual risk; and prepare Security Assessment Packages, authorization recommendations, and provisional authorization memoranda. Maintain assessment guides and procedures aligned with DoDI 8510.01 and the DoD Cloud Computing SRG.

Designs and leads enterprise database and data-engineering architectures for medical logistics information. Develops data models, ERDs, SQL and PL/SQL solutions, Informatica integrations, APIs, governance, lineage, quality, and modernization strategies. Supports Oracle-to-PostgreSQL migration, performance optimization, containerized platforms, DevSecOps, deployments, testing, and technical standards. Requires collaboration with government and technical stakeholders in a hybrid Northeast Philadelphia environment.

Supports DoD cybersecurity connection approval, PPSM registry management, compliance monitoring, policy development, governance, and cybersecurity strategy. Responsibilities include managing ports and protocols, security documentation, vulnerability scanning, compliance reporting, stakeholder working groups, policy repositories, technical briefings, and PPSM meetings. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance, cybersecurity policy experience, network security expertise, and full-time onsite work near Fort Meade, Maryland.

Lead execution of a high-visibility DoD network engineering task order, managing contract performance, staffing, resources, schedules, deliverables, risks, finances, quality, and government stakeholder coordination. Oversee 13 task areas across more than 160 sites, personnel onboarding and compliance, reporting, invoicing, transition planning, procurement coordination, and technical implementation activities. The role requires onsite work near Fort Belvoir or Alexandria, Virginia, and management of network engineering, cybersecurity, configuration management, and operational support activities.

Provides senior network engineering support for global classified and unclassified DoD WAN infrastructure. Designs, configures, tests, troubleshoots, modernizes, and sustains routers, switches, firewalls, cloud connectivity, and enterprise network services. Supports DISN circuits, applies DISA STIGs, develops implementation and rollback plans, performs Tier III/IV incident resolution, and provides on-call support. The role requires onsite work in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, up to 40% travel, U.S. citizenship, and a qualifying DoD security clearance.

Provides senior network engineering support for a DoD customer’s classified and unclassified global WAN. Responsibilities include designing, configuring, troubleshooting, modernizing, and sustaining Cisco network infrastructure, Check Point firewalls, routing and switching platforms, cloud connectivity, and DISA circuits. The role performs Tier III/IV support, develops implementation and testing documentation, applies security standards, conducts site surveys and laboratory testing, and provides 24x7 on-call support. It is onsite in Germany with approximately 40% CONUS and OCONUS travel.

Leads cybersecurity policy development and governance for a DoD customer. Responsibilities include drafting and maintaining DISA directives, procedures, manuals, CONOPS, compliance reports, presentations, and governance materials; managing policy repositories; coordinating working groups; tracking action items; monitoring compliance trends; and implementing updates from USCYBERCOM, DoD CIO, and DISA.

Perform continuous security control monitoring and assessments for DoD information systems. Develop ConMon strategies and SOPs, maintain dashboards, track compliance and POA&M status, generate security reports, validate RMF packages in eMASS, monitor vulnerabilities and threats, coordinate with system administrators, and report changes in security posture. The role requires on-site work, an active DoD Top Secret clearance, cybersecurity experience, and knowledge of RMF and NIST standards.

Leads cybersecurity governance, RMF implementation, authorization activities, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and DoD compliance for information systems and mission environments. Oversees SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, security assessments, audits, risk mitigation, and authorization readiness. Coordinates with ISSOs, system owners, engineers, assessors, and government stakeholders while mentoring cybersecurity personnel. Evaluates security risks for cloud, AI, autonomous systems, prototypes, and emerging technologies.

Manages and negotiates federal subcontracts, NDAs, teaming agreements, and related contracts. Supports capture activities, pricing and scheduling strategies, subcontractor communications, fair and reasonable negotiations, compliance, and contract administration. Serves as a liaison between program teams and subcontractors, coordinates requirements across matrixed organizations, analyzes contract language, and provides guidance to junior administrators.