What does a typical day look like for the Cybersecurity Engineer?

• Provide project capabilities in design, network system documentation, and identification of FRCS and IT components.
• Perform logical scans to locate FRCS components and assess network architecture and connectivity.
• Complete detailed network diagrams and network dataflow diagrams.
• Implement risk management programs for our federal clients.
• Enhance cyber awareness with clients and project teams.
• Work alongside federal clients to help them mitigate risk with the use of continuous monitoring and incident response.
• Establish security controls to ensure the protection of client systems.
• Implement cutting edge security tools for our federal clients.

What qualifications do you look for?

• Bachelor’s Degree in engineering or equivalent combination of training and experience.
• AT Level II Certification Required (CCNA-Security, GICSP, GSEC, Security CE, or SSCP certification), AT Level III Certification Preferred (CISSP) A.
• 5 years of experience performing network discovery, developing hardware/software lists, and developing network diagrams.
• Experience designing and configuring servers, switches, workstations.
• Experience designing and programming control system devices.
• Experience working with RMF and NIST 800-53.
• Experience working with UFGS 25 05 11.
• Experience working with cyber security tools.
• Self‐motivated with highly developed verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.
• U.S. Citizenship Required.
• Must be able to obtain/maintain a security clearance.

We’re extra impressed by:

• Certifications in Cisco, Juniper, Moxa, and/or other Network Switches.
• Certifications in MS Windows Server, Active Directory, Enterprise OS.
• Certifications in Linux Operating Systems.
• Project Management Professional (PMP).