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Conduct RMF and cybersecurity authorization activities for Army intelligence systems. Develop and maintain IATT and ATO packages in eMASS, assess NIST 800-53 controls, identify compliance gaps and risks, support remediation and continuous monitoring, and coordinate with system owners, engineers, vendors, and government stakeholders in a classified SCIF environment.

Support Army cybersecurity authorization and compliance by developing and maintaining eMASS security packages throughout the RMF and ATO lifecycle. Assess NIST 800-53 controls, review evidence and risks, identify deficiencies, coordinate remediation, support continuous monitoring, and communicate security posture to government stakeholders. The role requires onsite work in a classified SCIF and collaboration with system owners, ISSOs, engineers, vendors, and authorization decision authorities.

Leads medium-to-large infrastructure projects through scope development, budgeting, scheduling, execution, quality assurance, change management, and commercial performance. Acts as the client and subcontractor representative, coordinates engineering, procurement, and construction activities, manages project teams and resources, monitors milestones and cost, resolves risks and delays, and ensures contractual, regulatory, safety, and quality requirements are met.

Serve as the primary technical security engineer for a DoD system, managing ACAS and SCAP vulnerability scans, STIG compliance, patching, POA&M remediation, incident response, system documentation, and NIST RMF compliance. Collaborate with the ISSO, maintain security and configuration records, investigate alerts, and use PowerShell, Python, or Bash to automate security and compliance activities.

Manage and secure multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud environments, including Linux administration, monitoring, patching, lifecycle management, IAM, and operational platforms such as Keycloak and Mattermost. Develop Terraform and Ansible automation for repeatable infrastructure reconstitution, support application deployments, troubleshoot incidents, remediate vulnerabilities, and create architecture documentation and disaster recovery procedures. Collaborate with government stakeholders, developers, mission operators, and vendors to deliver reliable, compliant cloud solutions.

Provides on-site support for a government-off-the-shelf solution at NASIC, including user training, account administration, requirements gathering, reporting, software testing, deployments, data imports, system administration, and stakeholder engagement. The role supports customer sites across the National Capital Region, advises on SOPs and TTPs, and ensures Parsons solutions align with mission needs. Active Top Secret/SCI clearance and Security+ certification are required.

Entry-level roadway engineer trained and mentored under licensed engineers. Designs and prepares roadway plans, calculations, 3D corridor models, reports, and contract documents for highways and local roads using DOT and jurisdictional criteria. Coordinates assigned tasks, communicates design solutions, reviews technician work, and supports project presentations and marketing activities.

Leads complex federal facility and construction program management activities, including planning, project initiation, concept design, technical reviews, risk assessment, funding efforts, scheduling, stakeholder engagement, reporting, and oversight. Works on-site with client leadership, government executives, military leaders, elected officials, and other stakeholders to develop recommendations and ensure successful project delivery.

Conducts expert-level technical and cybersecurity analysis to support mission outcomes and organizational decisions. Evaluates systems, architectures, vendors, technologies, threats, and capability gaps; develops data-driven recommendations, technical specifications, white papers, assessments, and leadership briefings. Translates operational requirements into technical solutions, performs descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics, monitors emerging cyber threats, and communicates findings to technical and nontechnical stakeholders. Requires substantial professional experience, a STEM degree, and an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Design, develop, test, deploy, and support mission-critical distributed software systems using Java, C, and C++. Maintain interfaces, documentation, CI/CD automation, configuration management, and production services. Participate in on-call support, troubleshoot distributed-system failures, collaborate with infrastructure and field engineering teams, and improve system availability. The role requires strong database, debugging, testing, and operational support skills in a high-availability environment with a Top Secret clearance.