What are the responsibilities and job description for the Tool Administrator and Lab Manager position at Omniscius Consulting?
Our client is seeking a Tool Administrator and Lab Manager to support the U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC) Defensive Cyberspace Operations Mission Support Services (DCOMSS) program at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Sustain cyber defense sensors, SIEM infrastructure, logging pipelines, and approved test environments. The Tool Administrator and Lab Manager maintains reliable, documented configurations and supports safe testing of cyber tools.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Administer SIEM, sensors, log collection, data-source onboarding, parsing, and platform health monitoring.
Troubleshoot faults, coordinate maintenance, apply approved patches and configuration baselines, and document changes.
Manage tool authorization records, STIG or SRG implementation, upgrade testing, rollback, and lifecycle planning.
Maintain an isolated Government-approved DCO lab with documented access, separation, inventory, backup, and operating procedures.
Support authorized malware-analysis and OSINT tooling in the lab without crossing approved network boundaries.
Coordinate with Blue Team, CTI, and Government platform owners on outages, enhancements, and technical risks.
Perform other duties as assigned consistent with the position's responsibilities, qualifications, clearance, and authorized scope.
Required Qualifications
Education and Experience
Minimum 3 years of documented relevant experience. Relevant sensor and SIEM sustainment, systems administration, cyber tooling, configuration management, and test lab experience.
DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) 521, Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist, Intermediate proficiency.
Meet DoDM 8140.03 qualification requirements for every assigned work role and proficiency through an approved education, training, certification, or authorized experience route before independent cyber work. Document work-role appointment and qualification; maintain required residential qualification and continuing learning. A higher-level approved option may qualify the same role at a lower level.
Current matrix-listed certification options for 521 Intermediate: CEH, Cloud , CySA , GMON, GRID, GSEC, PenTest , SSCP, Security .
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Demonstrated knowledge of Cyber defense infrastructure, SIEM and sensor sustainment, configuration management, logging, secure lab operations, and change control.
Proficiency with SIEM and sensor platforms, operating systems, virtualization, logging pipelines, STIG tools, and lab management systems appropriate to assigned duties and approved access.
Ability to produce accurate records, explain findings and decisions, and follow approved procedures and security requirements.
Strong written and verbal communication skills and sound judgment when coordinating with technical staff and Government stakeholders.
Strong organizational skills, confidentiality, and ability to work independently and collaboratively in a mission-focused environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with isolated cyber labs, tool authorization, and upgrade rollback.
Relevant DoD or enterprise IT experience with mission tooling and operational reporting.
Security Clearance
Active SECRET clearance and ability to maintain assigned system access. U.S. citizenship is required.
Supervisory Responsibilities
No formal supervisory responsibilities; coordinates technical work and lab access within assigned authority.
Work Environment and Physical Requirements
Work is primarily performed on site in a secure Government facility using computer systems and standard office equipment. The employee must be able to perform sustained computer-based analysis or coordination, communicate effectively, and support operational activities outside standard business hours when assigned. Mission-essential watch roles may include shifts, weekends, and holidays.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.
Travel
Occasional local, CONUS, or OCONUS travel may be required for authorized mission activities, exercises, assessments, or conferences.