TEMPEST Engineer, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Are you looking for an opportunity to use your TEMPEST technical skills and leadership in support of the F-35 air system and its facilities? As a TEMPEST Engineer, you will provide specialized emission-security engineering to protect classified information from compromise through unintended technical emanations. You will perform technical assessments, support secure system and facility design, evaluate risks associated with equipment placement and processing environments, and develop mitigation recommendations consistent with applicable Government standards. You will coordinate with system engineers, facility teams, security personnel, and authorization stakeholders to integrate emission-security controls into classified processing areas and operational configurations. By documenting findings, validating protective measures, and resolving technical issues, you will reduce compromise risk and help ensure that sensitive systems and spaces maintain the engineering protections required for secure operation. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

4+ years of experience with TEMPEST work
Experience performing TEMPEST and emission-security engineering assessments for classified systems, equipment, facilities, and processing environments, including Special Access Program and Sensitive Compartmented Information environments
Knowledge of DoD TEMPEST-related policies, directives, instructions and manuals
Ability to coordinate effectively across Government, contractor, and external stakeholders, prepare briefings, reports, standard operating procedures, and official correspondence, and lead a team in fast paced classified environments
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree
Certified TEMPEST Technician (CTT) certification

Nice To Haves

6+ years of experience with TEMPEST work
Certified TEMPEST Engineer (CTE) certification

Responsibilities

Provide specialized emission-security engineering to protect classified information from compromise through unintended technical emanations.
Perform technical assessments.
Support secure system and facility design.
Evaluate risks associated with equipment placement and processing environments.
Develop mitigation recommendations consistent with applicable Government standards.
Coordinate with system engineers, facility teams, security personnel, and authorization stakeholders to integrate emission-security controls into classified processing areas and operational configurations.
Document findings.
Validate protective measures.
Resolve technical issues.