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Provides technical leadership for enterprise LAN, WAN, and data center network architecture, implementation, optimization, and troubleshooting. Leads migrations, redesigns, capacity expansions, resiliency, security, and performance initiatives; serves as the highest-level escalation point for network outages. Establishes standards and configuration baselines, evaluates technologies and vendors, mentors engineers, and partners with security and infrastructure teams on segmentation and zero-trust initiatives.

Provides on-site operational support for a medical network campus LAN/WAN infrastructure. Maintains and troubleshoots switches, routers, firewalls, VPNs, routing protocols, cabling, and network services. Resolves issues across OSI Layers 1–3, supports hardware and software upgrades, and uses network administration and diagnostic tools. Requires a technical degree with three years of related experience or technical certification with eight years, Security+ CE, DoD 8570.01 compliance, and an active Secret clearance.

Leads information security authorization and compliance for a complex federal cloud IT program. Develops RMF and FISMA documentation, including SSPs, POA&Ms, assessment plans, contingency and incident response plans. Coordinates ATO activities, security control assessments, vulnerability scanning, continuous monitoring, risk analysis, incident response, and stakeholder data calls. Maintains system inventories, validates physical safeguards, supports remediation, and coordinates with cybersecurity organizations to sustain authorization and compliance.

Designs, deploys, integrates, tests, maintains, and troubleshoots unified communications systems for government customers across CONUS and OCONUS sites. Responsibilities include telephony, video conferencing, networking, AV, digital signage, configuration management, hardware installations, site surveys, technical documentation, customer training, system testing, inventory accountability, and technical leadership of contractor engineers. The role also develops UC solutions, manages version control, supports system failures, and provides technical guidance on complex projects.

Supports a Space Force sustainment squadron as both Executive Assistant to the commander and Acquisition Program Manager. Responsibilities include calendar, travel, correspondence, protocol, tasking, and office operations, alongside acquisition strategy execution, cost and schedule tracking, risk management, budget planning, contract oversight, stakeholder coordination, rapid acquisition, and milestone review preparation for electromagnetic warfare systems. The role requires extensive DoD and space operations experience, technical writing, classified systems experience, and active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Supports a government program management office through project management, acquisition, scheduling, budgeting, contracts, logistics, milestone reviews, quality management, and stakeholder communications. Evaluates emerging technologies, system performance, architectures, and process improvements for Navy platform equipment. Provides systems engineering and RDT&E support while using AI, analytics, RAG, and program data to identify risks, improve processes, and produce mission-relevant deliverables. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance and 10–20% CONUS/OCONUS travel.

Leads business development targeting the CIA and Intelligence Community, including identifying, qualifying, pursuing, and closing major single-award opportunities. Builds a $500M annual pipeline, drives capture and win strategies, manages customer, partner, and supplier relationships, and collaborates with technical and delivery teams on solutions and pricing. Expected to close at least $125M in new business annually while serving as a player-coach for Intelligence Community capture efforts.

Manage information assurance and cybersecurity compliance for a complex federal IT infrastructure. Develop and maintain RMF, FISMA, and ATO documentation, including SSPs, risk assessments, security plans, POA&Ms, and incident response plans. Assess NIST security controls, analyze application, network, and database scans, manage risks and vulnerabilities, support continuous monitoring, coordinate stakeholders, and help maintain system authorization to operate. The role requires cloud security knowledge, technical reporting, system administration understanding, and an active Secret clearance.

Lead cybersecurity assessments and continuous monitoring for DoD systems and networks in Okinawa. Analyze vulnerabilities, configuration baselines, control evidence, and remediation status; conduct secure code reviews, penetration testing, and security evaluations; produce assessment reports, POA&M recommendations, vulnerability reports, and risk inputs. Coordinate testing with stakeholders, validate remediation through retesting, mentor junior personnel, maintain certifications and privileged-access requirements, and protect classified and controlled information.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity and information assurance for on-premises and Azure IL-5 environments supporting the F-35 JPO. Owns cybersecurity governance, RMF and A&A artifacts, continuous monitoring, vulnerability and patch management, incident response, Zero Trust implementation, security engineering integration, compliance reporting, and staff leadership. Requires extensive DoD cybersecurity experience, IAM Level III certification, Top Secret clearance, and onsite work in Arlington, Virginia, with possible CONUS/OCONUS travel.