TEMPEST Engineer (Mid-level)

Prosync•Bath Township, OH

About The Position

ProSync is seeking a Mid-Level TEMPEST Engineer to support the protection of classified and sensitive information through implementation, assessment, and management of TEMPEST and emissions security (EMSEC) programs. The role focuses on identifying and mitigating compromising emanations risks across mission-critical systems, facilities, and communications environments. The position supports TEMPEST assessments, secure facility operations, information assurance initiatives, and government security requirements in Department of Defense and Intelligence Community environments. This opportunity is currently in the proposal phase and is set to be awarded in early 2027. The role supports TEMPEST and EMSEC activities, including assessments and inspections, compliance with NSA, DoD, and Intelligence Community requirements, mitigation of vulnerabilities, and protection of classified systems and facilities. The engineer coordinates with technical and government stakeholders, contributes to accreditation and approval activities, prepares technical documentation, and supports investigations, audits, and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Three or more years of experience supporting TEMPEST, EMSEC, cybersecurity, secure communications, information assurance, systems engineering, or related technical disciplines.
Knowledge of TEMPEST principles, compromising emanations, and emissions security requirements.
Familiarity with NSA, DoD, and Intelligence Community TEMPEST guidance and security controls.
Experience conducting security assessments, technical evaluations, inspections, or compliance reviews.
Understanding of communications systems, information systems, networking technologies, and secure facility environments.
Ability to analyze technical data and develop practical mitigation recommendations.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
Ability to work effectively with technical teams, security personnel, and government stakeholders.
Must hold an active IAT/IAM Level II certification, such as Security+, CySA+, SSCP, GICSP, GSEC, CND, CCNA Security, CASP+/SecurityX, CISA, CISSP, GCED, GCIH, CCNP Security, or CCSP.
A minimum Top Secret/SCI security clearance with Special Access Request (SAR) eligibility or higher is required.
A bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited college or university, or an associate degree plus four years of additional COMSEC experience, or six years of additional COMSEC work experience in lieu of a degree.

Responsibilities

Support TEMPEST and EMSEC programs designed to protect classified and sensitive information from unauthorized interception or exploitation.
Conduct TEMPEST assessments, surveys, and inspections of facilities, information systems, communications equipment, and operational environments.
Evaluate systems and infrastructure for compliance with NSA, DoD, and Intelligence Community TEMPEST requirements.
Identify vulnerabilities related to compromising emanations and recommend mitigation strategies to reduce security risks.
Assist with the design, implementation, and maintenance of EMSEC protection measures for classified systems and facilities.
Support accreditation, certification, and approval processes for TEMPEST-controlled environments.
Coordinate with engineers, security personnel, program managers, and government stakeholders on TEMPEST requirements and compliance activities.
Review system architectures, communications equipment, and facility designs to ensure TEMPEST controls are integrated throughout the lifecycle.
Assist in developing technical documentation, assessment reports, security recommendations, and compliance records.
Support investigations and analysis involving TEMPEST, electromagnetic interference (EMI), and emissions security concerns.
Maintain awareness of evolving TEMPEST policies, technical standards, and emerging technologies affecting EMSEC requirements.
Participate in security reviews, audits, and inspections and provide recommendations for continuous improvement.