1832 - Security System Engineer, Indianapolis, IN

24Hrpo•Indianapolis, IN

18h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Security System Engineer will work with the core systems security and LibertyWorks teams to determine the technologies and processes needed to meet customer requirements for system security and resiliency. The role applies secure cyber resilient engineering (SCRE) technical knowledge throughout the product lifecycle, including requirements, design, build, test, production, operations, and support. The engineer will collaborate with government stakeholders, customers, suppliers, and industry experts to understand and meet system requirements; create digital models using tools such as model-based systems engineering (MBSE); and develop and update systems security and resilience good practices, including techniques, policies, procedures, and knowledge that can be applied across the business. The role is a six-month contract with a good likelihood of extension depending on performance. It follows a hybrid schedule of two to three days per week in the office in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a high-level security clearance.
An active security clearance or a clearance that can be reactivated or renewed; eligibility alone is not sufficient.
Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field and at least one year of experience, or a master’s degree in a STEM field with no experience, or a PhD in a STEM field with no experience.
The posting identifies an engineering degree as a top-priority qualification and says a computer science degree may be considered.
At least three years of experience is identified as a top-priority skill, ideally in aerospace defense or embedded systems.
Systems-thinking aptitude and strong communication, time-management, and collaboration skills for working across multidisciplinary teams.
Ability and desire to learn and respond dynamically to evolving objectives and emerging opportunities.

Nice To Haves

Active security clearance.
Knowledge of secure cyber resilient engineering (SCRE).
Desire to learn and apply systems security policies and standards for engineering cyber-physical systems, including the Risk Management Framework (RMF), NIST SP 800-160, DO-326, and DoDI 5000.8.
Experience or interest in cybersecurity and cyber threats, such as secure product, system, or application design; intrusion detection; digital forensics; system recovery; risk assessment tools and methods; or security solutions, policies, standards, and procedures.
Interest in cybersecurity if professional experience is not available.

Responsibilities

Work with core systems security and LibertyWorks teams to determine technologies and processes required to meet customer system security and resiliency requirements.
Apply secure cyber resilient engineering (SCRE) technical knowledge across the product lifecycle: requirements, design, build, test, production, operations, and support.
Collaborate with government stakeholders, customers, suppliers, and industry experts to understand and meet system requirements.
Create digital models and use digital tools, including model-based systems engineering (MBSE), to meet program expectations.
Develop and update systems security and resilience good practices, and help establish the techniques, policies, procedures, and knowledge to implement them across the business.