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The Senior Information Assurance Specialist will provide cybersecurity services for the Department of Energy, conducting analysis, documenting processes, and developing recommendations for cybersecurity policy and governance. Responsibilities include risk management assessments, maintaining cybersecurity documentation, and presenting metrics and findings effectively.

The Cyber Threat Hunt Analyst is responsible for creating threat models, planning threat hunt missions, analyzing logs, and reporting risk analysis. This role involves collaborating with teams to enhance threat detection and security posture. Ideal candidates should have experience in network and host analysis and proficiency in scripting languages.

The Splunk Frontend Dashboard Developer is responsible for designing and creating dashboards and reports within Splunk to integrate and visualize operational data. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with cybersecurity directives and creating automated alerts for security events. The role requires knowledge of various security tools and the Splunk platform, along with strong communication skills to present technical information effectively.

The Splunk Engineer will onboard new data sources into Splunk, analyze data for anomalies, and build dashboards. They will manage a distributed Splunk environment, assist teams, troubleshoot, and create Splunk queries. Experience in Splunk, Linux, SQL, and configuration management is required.

The Threat Detection Engineer will develop and manage Splunk correlation rules, custom dashboards, and reports, capture use cases, and train junior staff. Responsibilities include analyzing logs, developing data models, and implementing security methodologies for cyber threat detection.

The Senior Linux Systems Administrator will manage the reliability and security of IT systems, perform regular security scans, maintain system performance, manage configuration items, and support infrastructure migrations to AWS. The role includes documenting processes and working with vendors for hardware/software recommendations, while providing on-call support as needed.

The Threat Hunt Analyst is responsible for creating threat models, updating SOPs, conducting threat hunt missions, and analyzing logs and malware to detect advanced threats. They will also prepare risk analysis reports and coordinate with teams to enhance security posture across the DHS IT Enterprise.