Why This Role Exists

Onebrief pursues and maintains RMF authorizations across multiple Department of War components and FedRAMP High for civilian federal customers, alongside CMMC 2.0 and SOC 2 compliance for the corporate side of the business. Each program runs its own review cycle, its own overlays, and its own evidence requirements. That spread creates real coordination risk, and no single person carries it alone. This role needs someone who works closely with Engineering, Product, and Security leadership to keep every program aligned instead of managing each one in isolation.
Every one of these programs depends on evidence: SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, control mappings, and testing that holds up under audit. Onebrief needs someone who builds that evidence chain, validates it, and keeps it current across federal and commercial frameworks alike, working alongside the teams that generate the underlying artifacts, instead of scrambling before each assessment.
Manual compliance work doesn't scale across this many frameworks. This role exists to automate control testing and close gaps before they become findings, replacing reactive audit prep with a system that runs continuously across every environment Onebrief operates in, government and commercial.
The work sits between engineering and a wide set of regulatory requirements. Every control decision affects how Onebrief's product gets built and deployed for both federal and corporate customers, so this role requires someone who can translate RMF, CMMC, and SOC 2 language into decisions engineers can act on, and coordinate closely with stakeholders across multiple agencies and internal teams at once.

What You'll Do

Core responsibilities:

• Own RMF authorizations across Department of War components and FedRAMP High, alongside CMMC 2.0 and SOC 2 compliance for corporate systems
• Maintain authorization and audit evidence, including SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, STIGs, and control mappings
• Partner with Engineering, Product, and Security to embed compliance requirements into system design and CI/CD workflows, not bolt them on afterward
• Coordinate internal assessments and external audit readiness across all applicable frameworks
• Track regulatory and contractual changes and advise leadership on what they mean for Onebrief
• Run risk assessments and vendor/supply chain risk reviews across both federal and corporate environments

Minimum Qualifications

• U.S. Citizen
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, or related field
• 8+ years in cybersecurity compliance
• Hands-on expertise with RMF and at least one of CMMC 2.0 or SOC 2
• One or more of the following certifications: CISSP, CISM, CISSO, CPTE, CySA+, FITSP-A, GCSA, CISA, ISSEP, GSLC, or GSNA
• Experience with GRC platforms, including automated evidence collection and testing (eMASS experience a plus)

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in DoD environments and compliance frameworks (RMF, ICD 503)
• Familiarity with agency-specific overlays (DoD, DHS, or civilian agencies)
• Experience working with 3PAOs, Security Control Assessors, federal customers, or SOC 2 auditors
• Familiarity with cloud security standards (FedRAMP, ISO 27001, NIST 800-171, DoD Cloud Computing SRG)

Indicators of Success

This role will evolve as priorities change, but the outcomes below reflect what success typically looks like in the first six months.

A successful Governance, Risk, and Compliance Analyst will:

• Keep authorization packages current across every framework instead of reconstructing them under deadline pressure
• Reduce manual audit prep by automating control testing and evidence collection
• Close open POA&M and corrective action items on a predictable cadence
• Become the go-to person engineers check with before shipping changes that touch compliance boundaries, federal or corporate

Tools, Systems & Technologies

• eMASS, GRC platforms, NIST RMF documentation (SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, STIGs), CMMC 2.0 and SOC 2 control frameworks