Federal IT Cybersecurity Professional

Siemens Healthineers

5d•$131,910 - $181,379

About The Position

Join us in pioneering breakthroughs in healthcare. For everyone. Everywhere. Sustainably. Our inspiring and caring environment forms a global community that celebrates diversity and individuality. We encourage you to step beyond your comfort zone, offering resources and flexibility to foster your professional and personal growth, all while valuing your unique contributions. Serve as a primary Federal Accounts coordinator for U.S. Government IT and cybersecurity initiatives, supporting clinical and enterprise systems deployed in DoD, VA, and other federal environments with a primary focus on the Varian Business Area. Coordinate and support the Authority to Operate (ATO) lifecycle for federal customer deployments, ensuring alignment with agency‑specific requirements and Risk Management Framework (RMF) expectations. Act as a central point of contact for ATO documentation intake, organization, and sharing, including security white papers, MDS2 forms, FIPS artifacts, encryption attestations, and supporting technical evidence. Partner with internal cybersecurity, engineering, factory, and product teams to gather, track, and validate technical inputs required for U.S. Government cyber compliance and authorization activities. Support federal opportunity pursuits by advising sales, product management, and bid teams on ATO, cyber, and IT compliance considerations that may impact timelines, deployment models, or customer acceptance. Coordinate cross‑functional collaboration related to FedRAMP vs. ATO applicability, helping internal teams understand distinctions between cloud authorization and system‑level ATO requirements for federal networks. Assist with ATO process education and knowledge sharing, responding to internal stakeholder inquiries on ownership, process flow, and required artifacts for federal cybersecurity authorization. Support engagement with federal customers, system integrators, and third‑party assessors, facilitating communication and document exchange to advance authorization and deployment readiness. Maintain organized Teams and SharePoint repositories for ATO and cybersecurity documentation, ensuring secure access and version control across internal and external stakeholders. Contribute to federal IT and cyber discussions related to continuous monitoring, evolving ATO models, and emerging federal cybersecurity requirements, supporting long‑term authorization strategy planning. Serve as primary lead to support the various Varian Business Area Enterprise Risk Assessment (ERA), MOU-ISAs and support review of U.S. Government IT/Cyber terms and conditions on service contracts.

Requirements

Ability to work with controlled technology in accordance with US export control law.

Responsibilities

Serve as a primary Federal Accounts coordinator for U.S. Government IT and cybersecurity initiatives, supporting clinical and enterprise systems deployed in DoD, VA, and other federal environments with a primary focus on the Varian Business Area.
Coordinate and support the Authority to Operate (ATO) lifecycle for federal customer deployments, ensuring alignment with agency‑specific requirements and Risk Management Framework (RMF) expectations.
Act as a central point of contact for ATO documentation intake, organization, and sharing, including security white papers, MDS2 forms, FIPS artifacts, encryption attestations, and supporting technical evidence.
Partner with internal cybersecurity, engineering, factory, and product teams to gather, track, and validate technical inputs required for U.S. Government cyber compliance and authorization activities.
Support federal opportunity pursuits by advising sales, product management, and bid teams on ATO, cyber, and IT compliance considerations that may impact timelines, deployment models, or customer acceptance.
Coordinate cross‑functional collaboration related to FedRAMP vs. ATO applicability, helping internal teams understand distinctions between cloud authorization and system‑level ATO requirements for federal networks.
Assist with ATO process education and knowledge sharing, responding to internal stakeholder inquiries on ownership, process flow, and required artifacts for federal cybersecurity authorization.
Support engagement with federal customers, system integrators, and third‑party assessors, facilitating communication and document exchange to advance authorization and deployment readiness.
Maintain organized Teams and SharePoint repositories for ATO and cybersecurity documentation, ensuring secure access and version control across internal and external stakeholders.
Contribute to federal IT and cyber discussions related to continuous monitoring, evolving ATO models, and emerging federal cybersecurity requirements, supporting long‑term authorization strategy planning.
Serve as primary lead to support the various Varian Business Area Enterprise Risk Assessment (ERA), MOU-ISAs and support review of U.S. Government IT/Cyber terms and conditions on service contracts.