Cyber Policy Automation Specialist

Booz Allen Hamilton•Washington, DC

5d•$69,400 - $158,000

About The Position

Cyber Policy Automation Specialist The Opportunity: Everyone knows that cybersecurity needs to be engineered into systems from the beginning—but you go further. You understand how to the policy influences the architecture, automation, and operational application of security by using AI‑enabled analytics and cloud‑native dashboards that help the Navy protect, manage, and scale unmanned and autonomous warfighting platforms. Providing insight into the Navy's policy framework against the rapid response of integration gives our warfighters the advantage in the most contested environments. We are seeking a Cyber Policy Automation Specialist who can transform cybersecurity data into real-time operational insight. In this role you will be architecting secure, intelligent, and data‑driven capabilities for the Navy’s rapidly expanding unmanned and autonomous fleet. This role blends cybersecurity engineering with dashboard to transform unmanned data pipelines while accelerating mission execution. Work with us as we protect and advance unmanned and uncrewed platforms in the Navy.

Requirements

2+ years of experience with Navy or DoD programs
2+ years of experience with RPA tools such as UiPath
Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree in CS, Analytics, or Engineering

Nice To Haves

Experience with ML OCR or NLP
Experience with DoD cybersecurity or RMF
UiPath Certifications

Responsibilities

Analyze manual workflows to identify automation opportunities.
Develop reusable automation patterns for DoD RMF documentation and processes.
Integrate Zero Trust, RMF, and mission assurance requirements into dashboard logic and automation workflows.
Implement automated reporting, alerts, and decision-support tools that enhance the Navy’s cyber situational awareness.
Build and deploy UiPath bots for repetitive PMO and cybersecurity tasks.
Collaborate with platform engineers, autonomy specialists, and Navy cyber teams to align dashboards with operational needs.