Cybersecurity PKI Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Oklahoma City, MD

About The Position

The Cybersecurity PKI Engineer develops and maintains secure, scalable, and highly available Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) solutions aligned with Navy and Department of War (DoW) standards and long-term technology strategy. The role maintains accurate PKI documentation, including certificate inventories, system configurations, architectural diagrams, operational procedures, and technical standards. It evaluates, recommends, and supports implementation of technologies, tools, products, and processes that improve the PKI environment and operational efficiency. The engineer partners with engineering, security, infrastructure, vendor, and business stakeholders to define, design, and deliver solutions meeting operational and technical requirements.

Requirements

At least 5 years of cybersecurity experience, including Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).
At least 3 years of experience with Active Directory Certificate Services.
Experience implementing and maintaining security best practices.
Experience with Certificate Authority design, setup, and operations.
Experience with certificate lifecycle management and automation.
Knowledge of certificate policies and certificate contents.
Knowledge of Linux systems and asymmetric cryptography concepts and applications.
Secret clearance.
High school diploma or GED.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Keyfactor and Venafi.
Experience implementing ACME and SCEP processes.
Knowledge of Certification Practice Statements.
Security+ certification.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain secure, scalable, and highly available PKI solutions aligned with Navy and DoW standards and long-term technology strategy.
Maintain PKI documentation, including certificate inventories, system configurations, architectural diagrams, operational procedures, and technical standards.
Evaluate, recommend, and support the implementation of technologies, tools, products, and processes that enhance the PKI environment and operational efficiency.
Partner with engineers, security teams, infrastructure teams, vendors, and business stakeholders to define, design, and deliver solutions that meet operational and technical requirements.