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Lead a cross functional team, to include but not limited to, systems engineers, software and hardware integrators, software developers, cyber security experts, trainers, configuration managers, and logisticians.
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Degree in Network Engineering, Systems Engineering, Information Technology, or related field (e.g., General Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, Software Engineering, Information Assurance, or Computer Security.
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The National Security and Innovative Solutions (NSIS) sector is a cutting edge provider of Mission Technology and Expertise to our customers in areas such as Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems, Cyber, Wireless and 5G, Tactical and Optical Communications and more.
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Research, write, review, disposition feedback, and finalize recommendations regarding cyber security policy, assessment and authorization assessments (A&As), security test and evaluation reports, and security engineering practices and processes.
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ARETUM is known for providing cutting-edge solutions and outstanding service to Federal clients in various sectors, including Next Generation Analytics, Engineering Services, Training Services, IT Systems, Cyber Security, PMO Support, and Financial Consulting.
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Mentor electrical engineer on topics related to cyber security systems. Serve as subject matter expert for assigned systems regarding matters relating to the vulnerabilities and threats involving Information Technology (IT) security for facility related control systems.
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A major in either Math, Engineering, Computer Science, Computer information Systems, Cyber Security, Management Information Systems (MIS) and Data Science, and others.
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NOTE: A degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Systems, Engineering, or similar degree will be considered as a technical field. Assists with integrated, dynamic cyber defense, coordinates and maintains security toolsets to support organizations' continuous monitoring and ongoing authorization programs.
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Our highly agile team provides support across sponsors using knowledge and skills such as cybersecurity engineering, applied research and development, reverse engineering, software engineering, systems engineering and integration, offensive and defensive cyber operations, advanced cyber threats, adversary methodologies, cyber threat intelligence analysis, and technology analysis and assessments.
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Direct staff management experience in the delivery of information systems or computer network support services. This role will involve daily interaction with management, security personnel at the site, and government personnel with other federal agencies.
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Working with the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, the Intelligence Community, state and local governments, and commercial clients, Kenjya-Trusant provides cyber protection, information technology, engineering, construction management and acquisition support services.
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Experience with ICS/SCADA/IOT devices and software, computer or information systems design/development, programming, information/cyber/network security, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, computer forensics, information assurance, and/or systems engineering.
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The program is seeking a Systems Engineer to support the Data Transformation Solutions (DTS) TTO which provides normalization of cyber security data and automation of threat intelligence.
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TKO is seeking a Systems Engineer to support the Data Transformation Solutions (DTS) TTO which provides normalization of cyber security data and automation of threat intelligence.
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The qualified applicant will support a NAVAIR Program Office based at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, providing autonomy analysis support in the engineering, development and procurement of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS.
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