Information Systems Security Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Fayetteville, NC

22h•Remote

About The Position

As an Information Systems Security Engineer on our team, you’ll advise for the Department of Defense (DoD), leading the discovery of their cyber risks, understanding applicable policies, and developing and implementing a mitigation plan. Your team will oversee the analysis of technical and personnel details from operations and engineers as your team reviews the entire threat landscape. Your team will then guide you through a plan of action with task breakdown. Your lead will rely on you to translate security concepts to your team members so they can make the best decisions to secure their simulation training network. This is your opportunity to grow your career in information security while sharing your skills in network defense, incident management, and threat analysis with both your clients and your team.

Requirements

Experience with SIEM and Splunk
Experience monitoring operating systems security events such as Windows or Linux, and networking protocols such as TCP, IP, DNS, DHCP, HTTP, or HTTPS
Experience with IA security policy, including ATOs and ATCs, and cybersecurity tools and technologies such as IDS, IPS, firewalls, host-based security, or Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Experience with manual and automated vulnerability assessments for vulnerability management tools such as Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
Experience developing test plans and procedures to address the level of effort for the IT system being accredited and developing technical system requirements
Experience with the installation, configuration, and administration of IT resources, including Windows, Linux, VMware, and containerization products
Knowledge of SCAP, STIG, and hardening implementation
Top Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree

Responsibilities

Advise for the DoD, leading the discovery of their cyber risks, understanding applicable policies, and developing and implementing a mitigation plan.
Oversee the analysis of technical and personnel details from operations and engineers as your team reviews the entire threat landscape.
Translate security concepts to team members to enable them to make the best decisions to secure their simulation training network.