Information Security Engineer

The Mid-Level Information Security Engineer at Tria Federal is a pivotal role focused on supporting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) by ensuring that their system toolset configurations comply with established security standards and organizational policies. This position plays a crucial part in assisting the DHS in adhering to M-21-31 and Executive Order 14028, which aim to enhance the nation's cybersecurity framework. The ideal candidate will possess a robust background in cybersecurity engineering, demonstrating the ability to forge and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, thereby facilitating effective communication and collaboration in achieving security objectives. In this role, the Information Security Engineer will conduct comprehensive reviews of customer toolset configurations, ensuring they align with security standards and organizational policies. This includes performing in-depth enterprise configuration and logging reviews to verify compliance with OMB M-21-31. The engineer will also be responsible for recommending solutions that align with customer cybersecurity standards and developing customer enterprise logging baselines to enhance monitoring and security capabilities. A proactive approach is essential, as the engineer will need to identify potential security risks and vulnerabilities, prioritize them, and collaborate with stakeholders to establish effective mitigation strategies. Additionally, the engineer will be tasked with developing and enforcing information security policies, standards, and procedures. Close collaboration with government stakeholders is necessary to understand security requirements, interpret directives, and ensure that projects meet contractual compliance obligations. This role is designed for a professional who is outcome-driven, quality-obsessed, and focused on innovation as a key driver for delivering exceptional results and client satisfaction.