Cybersecurity / RMF Lead

Electrosoft•Fort Belvoir, VA

About The Position

The Cybersecurity / RMF Lead leads cybersecurity governance, Risk Management Framework (RMF) assessment and authorization, continuous authorization, control evidence, vulnerability risk management, and security integration across architecture, development, cloud, testing, release, and operations. The role develops and coordinates cybersecurity strategy and activities for PIEE systems and services, maintains visibility into authorization and risk, and works with engineering, application, assessment, stakeholder, and delivery teams. It also provides executive briefings, risk recommendations, metrics, and escalation of issues that could affect authorization or mission operations.

Requirements

At least five years of RMF/NIST assessment-and-authorization experience.
DoD cybersecurity experience, including security-control assessment and authorization reviews for large or complex organizations.
Knowledge of emerging technologies and cloud security implications.
Active DoD Secret clearance and IT-II / Tier 3 eligibility, as required.

Nice To Haves

Direct DLA and/or PIEE RMF, cATO, or cybersecurity leadership experience.
Expertise with eMASS, NIST SP 800-53, DISA STIGs, POA&Ms, cloud authorization, software assurance, and continuous monitoring.
CISSP, CAP/CGRC, CCSP, or comparable advanced cybersecurity certification.
Experience integrating RMF evidence and security controls into Agile and DevSecOps delivery.

Responsibilities

Lead the RMF and assessment-and-authorization strategy for PIEE systems and services.
Plan and coordinate security-control implementation, assessment, evidence, authorization packages, continuous monitoring, and POA&M management.
Maintain visibility into authorization status, material vulnerabilities, control deficiencies, remediation priorities, and residual risk.
Integrate cybersecurity requirements into architecture, development, DevSecOps pipelines, cloud environments, releases, and operational procedures.
Coordinate cybersecurity engineers, application vulnerability analysts, system stakeholders, assessors, Authorizing Official representatives, and delivery teams.
Ensure DISA STIGs, NIST controls, secure configuration, vulnerability findings, and remediation evidence are addressed and traceable.
Provide executive briefings, risk recommendations, metrics, and escalation of issues that could affect authorization or mission operations.