Information System Security Officer

This position requires U.S Citizenship, a DoD Security Clearance (NOT ACCEPTED - H1B, F1, or Greencard/Permanent Resident), and the ability to work onsite (remote/telework is not an option) - no exceptions.

Job Description:

Planning, implementation, upgrading, and/or monitoring of security measures which make up the protection of corporate or government computer networks. Capable of performing independently.

Duties/Responsibilities include:

• Weapon System Compliance & Artifact Delivery: Develop, update, and manage technical RMF compliance deliverables for the specific groups. Submit these products directly to the ISSM, ensuring all schedule deadlines and regulatory quality baselines are met.

• Secure Lab Administration & Asset Tracking: Perform physical and logical inventory tracking of all IT and Cyber systems within the embedded labs. Maintain up-to-date documentation on lab processes, procedures, configuration baselines, and topologies.

• Identity, Onboarding & Access Management: Administer the user onboarding and offboarding lifecycle. Review, coordinate, and manage System Authorization Access Requests (SAARs), coordinate badge/physical access permissions to the labs, and manage administrative privilege paperwork and logs.

• Procurement Review & Security Approvals: Serve as the clearing authority for supply chain security and technical approval of hardware, software, and IT assets proposed for acquisition and introduction into secure laboratory and program spaces.

• Independent Problem Solving & Procedure Development: Proactively identify workflow bottlenecks in the lab, draft revised lab security Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and independently resolve localized compliance issues while working under general oversight.

Education and Work Experience Requirements:

Due to customer requirements, U.S Citizenship is required.

Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoW Security Clearance for duration of employment.

BS - Computer Science or other technical field with a minimum of 4 yrs relevant work experience or 6 yrs relevant work experience in the planning, implementation, upgrading, and/or monitoring of security measures which make up the protection of corporate or government computer networks.

Capable of performing independently.

CSWF, IAM II certificate.