COMSEC Engineer – F-35 Crypto & RMF Specialist (TS/SCI)

Booz Allen Hamilton; Riverside (OH); On-site; USD 62,000 - 141,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Life benefits

Disability benefits

Financial benefits

Retirement benefits

Paid leave

Professional development

Tuition assistance

Work-life programs

Dependent care

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a COMSEC Engineer, Mid to apply deep COMSEC expertise on the F-35 cryptographic and key management architecture. You will help design equipment, guide certification activities, and assist with approvals for cryptographic changes in HADs and ECUs.

Strong cross-stakeholder coordination is required in a secure environment. Typical responsibilities include producing briefings, reports, SOPs, and official correspondence while operating under RMF guidelines and

Qualifications

• 4+ years of experience with COMSEC, developing COMSEC key architectures and ECU deliverables.
• Experience with cryptographic algorithms and RMF/certification processes.
• Ability to coordinate across government, contractors and external stakeholders.
• Ability to prepare briefings, reports, SOPs and official correspondence.
• TS/SCI clearance and Bachelor's degree.

Responsibilities

• Provide guidance on equipment design and support for COMSEC tasks.
• Support certification and accreditation activities for operation systems.
• Assist with approval of cryptographic changes to F-35 HADs (ECUs, new developments).
• Coordinate across government, contractor and external stakeholders in fast-paced environments.

Skills

COMSEC

Cryptographic algorithms

UIC processes / EKMS systems

Stakeholder coordination

Briefings & official correspondence

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

EKMS systems

KMI systems

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a COMSEC Engineer, Mid to apply deep COMSEC expertise on the F-35 cryptographic and key management architecture. You will help design equipment, guide certification activities, and assist with approvals for cryptographic changes in HADs and ECUs.

Strong cross-stakeholder coordination is required in a secure environment. Typical responsibilities include producing briefings, reports, SOPs, and official correspondence while operating under RMF guidelines and