OverviewMission Security EngineerHybrid | Lexington Park, MD
Secret clearance required
SummaryEveryone knows security needs to be "baked in" to a system architecture-you actually know how to bake it in. You can identify and implement ways to harden systems and reduce their attack surface. What if you could use your cyber engineering skills to design and develop secure systems for the Department of War? We're looking for a security engineer who can create solutions for the U.S. Navy that will withstand even the most advanced cyber threats.
As a solutions architect, you'll design secure systems to support critical operations. You'll coordinate work with our team to identify the right mix of tools and techniques to translate your client's IT needs and future goals into a plan that will enable secure and effective solutions. We need to come up with the best solutions, so you'll investigate new techniques, break free from the legacy model, and go where the industry is going. You'll lead the team through a critical approach to network design, providing alternatives and customizing solutions to maintain a balance of security and mission needs.
Requirements- 3+ years of experience with mission security methods, techniques, and systems
- Experience analyzing engineering requirements, testing, and evaluation in lifecycle support of systems engineering and security disciplines, including Cybersecurity, Mission Security, Software Assurance, Supply Chain Risk Management, and Operations Security
- Experience applying secure coding practices, securing operating systems, and virtualization
- Ability to design security architectures based on requirements from the analysis of adversary threats and proposed countermeasures
- Secret clearance
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics
Preferred Requirements- Experience with Cross Domain Solutions (CDS)
- Experience analyzing and directing modeling on proposed architectures in Cameo or MagicDraw
- Experience with cryptographic algorithm implementation
- Experience implementing and testing security countermeasures
- Experience working with Security State of the Art (S-SOTA) technologies
- Knowledge of Commercial-of-the-Shelf (COTS) FPGA security features
- Master's degree in Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics
Education/Certification Requirements- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics
Clearance Requirements- Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; an active Secret clearance required
