The Mid-Level CyberArk Engineer supports the Department of Transportation’s cybersecurity infrastructure by helping deploy and maintain a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution. Working alongside senior engineers and coordinating with stakeholders, including DHS CISA integrators, the engineer helps ensure the system operates across development, testing, and production environments. The position is onsite in Washington, DC. The engineer assists with roles and safes management, software updates, performance and security reporting, vulnerability identification and mitigation, and on-call troubleshooting and remediation. Additional duties include supporting annual disaster recovery testing, documenting recovery and contingency plans, and assisting with operating system patching on vault appliances. The role follows DOT Change Management processes and contributes to reporting improvements aligned with DHS CISA requirements. The position also involves identifying technology solutions for enterprise requirements, translating functional requirements into technological requirements, conducting proofs of concept, pilots, and demonstrations, comparing competing solutions, and preparing written analyses and recommendations. The role requires a current CyberArk Sentry certification, relevant engineering support experience, CyberArk implementation experience, server administration experience, and eligibility to obtain a Public Trust.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level