Cyber Security Analyst I (Journeyman) - ECCOS

Technology,-Automation,-and-Management,-Inc.; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Technology Automation & Management (TeAM), Inc. is seeking a Cyber Security Analyst I (Journeyman) for the ECCOS program at Schriever SFB, CO.

The role focuses on monitoring cyber orders, analyzing directives, and coordinating outreach to subscribers and stakeholders within defined timelines. The ideal candidate will have 3–10 years of cybersecurity experience and hold a Bachelor’s degree, with relevant DoD 8140 certifications.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• 3-10 years of relevant cybersecurity experience.

Responsibilities

• Monitor cyber order portals for new directions, tasks, and compliance actions.
• Analyze directed cyber orders for applicability and urgency.
• Distribute orders and guidance to subscribers, system owners, and cybersecurity personnel.

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Cyber Security Analyst I (Journeyman) - ECCOS

EOE Statement
Technology Automation & Management (TeAM), Inc.
TeAM is looking for highly motivated and highly skilled individuals who are ready for exciting opportunities with a growing company. For more than a quarter of a century, we've built our reputation as a premier solutions provider to the Federal Government, and eagerly seek creative problem solvers to join our TeAM.
We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Description

Pending Contract Award

Position Responsibility Summary (by CLIN focus)

CLIN 0002 - Cyber Orders and Subscriber Outreach

• Monitor Department of War Cyber Defense Command, 16th Air Force, and Combatant Command cyber-order portals for new and updated direction, taskings, cybersecurity requirements, and relevant compliance actions.


• Analyze directed cyber orders for applicability, urgency, implementation implications, affected stakeholders, and required response actions.


• Distribute cyber orders and associated implementation guidance to affected Mission Delta 6 subscribers, system owners, cybersecurity personnel, and mission partners within required timelines.


• Track acknowledgements, status, evidence, compliance actions, completion dates, and exceptions; prepare and submit compliance reporting to Government stakeholders as directed.


• Conduct proactive subscriber outreach to clarify taskings, collect status, identify implementation barriers, provide coordination support, and facilitate timely closure of cyber-order requirements.


• Maintain accurate trackers, distribution records, correspondence, status reports, and supporting evidence for directed cyber orders and subscriber actions.


• Coordinate with the CSSP Lead and CSSP Operations team to elevate overdue actions, unresolved risks, policy questions, recurring compliance issues, and mission impacts.


• Serve as the trained alternate for CLIN 0003 responsibilities, including CSSP policy, compliance-artifact, self-assessment, records-control, and sustainment activities.


• Alternate: CLIN 0003

CLIN 0003 - CSSP Policy, Compliance and Records

• Maintain and sustain CSSP policies, procedures, process documentation, compliance artifacts, self-assessment records, and evidence repositories.


• Support CSSP cybersecurity sustainment activities, including updates to policies, procedures, records, and artifacts needed to demonstrate continuing compliance and operational readiness.


• Support U.S. Cyber Command maintenance and sustainment requirements by coordinating required documentation, tracking actions, collecting evidence, and assisting with Government-directed updates.


• Perform records-control activities in accordance with applicable Government policies, program procedures, records-management requirements, and classification-handling rules.


• Review cybersecurity products and supporting artifacts for completeness, accuracy, version control, traceability, and readiness for Government review, assessment, or inspection.


• Support CSSP self-assessments by collecting evidence, identifying documentation gaps, tracking corrective actions, and preparing materials for review by the CSSP Lead and Government stakeholders.


• Serve as the Communications Security Responsible Officer when appointed by the Government, performing assigned COMSEC accountability, coordination, documentation, and control responsibilities in accordance with Government direction.


• Serve as the trained alternate for CLIN 0002 responsibilities, including cyber-order monitoring, distribution, compliance tracking, and subscriber outreach.


• Alternate: CLIN 0002

CLIN 0004 - CSSP Alignment and Quality Assurance

• Prepare, update, coordinate, and maintain CSSP alignment packages for Mission Delta 6 systems requiring alignment with the U.S. Space Force CSSP.


• Maintain alignment trackers that document system status, requirements, dependencies, milestones, stakeholders, risks, open actions, planned deployment activities, and alignment progress.


• Coordinate with the CSSP Lead, system owners, mission partners, engineers, and cybersecurity stakeholders to collect alignment inputs, resolve discrepancies, document decisions, and advance systems through the alignment process.


• Support preparation, review, and coordination of Service Level Agreements and supporting implementation documentation.


• Support CSSP Working Group activities by developing agendas, preparing meeting materials, recording decisions and action items, updating trackers, and following up on assigned actions.


• Perform quality assurance reviews of CSSP products, including alignment packages, trackers, SLAs, briefing materials, compliance records, and other deliverables, to ensure completeness, accuracy, consistency, traceability, and adherence to established templates and procedures.


• Identify documentation deficiencies, data-quality issues, process gaps, and scheduling risks; coordinate corrective actions with the CSSP Lead and responsible stakeholders.


• Serve as the primary alternate for the CSSP Lead, CLIN 0001, supporting CSSP alignment, deployment planning, SLA coordination, working-group actions, and CSSP technology mission integration as directed.

Position Requirements

Experience

• A minimum of three (3) years and up to ten (10) years of relevant professional experience in cybersecurity operations, cyber defense, information assurance, security compliance, cybersecurity analysis, network security, systems security, IT operations, or a closely related technical discipline.


• Experience reviewing, analyzing, tracking, coordinating, documenting, or reporting cybersecurity requirements, cybersecurity compliance actions, security artifacts, operational taskings, or technical activities.


• Experience using structured tracking tools, databases, ticketing systems, document repositories, spreadsheets, or workflow tools to maintain accurate records, status information, action items, compliance evidence, or operational metrics.


• Ability to analyze information from multiple sources, identify discrepancies or risks, communicate findings, and support timely resolution of assigned cybersecurity tasks.


• Ability to prepare clear written communications, technical summaries, status reports, meeting records, trackers, and other documentation for Government and technical stakeholders.


• Ability to work effectively within a classified, mission-focused environment; follow established procedures; protect sensitive information; manage competing priorities; and coordinate professionally with system owners, Government personnel, and technical teams.

Education and Credentials

• Education: Bachelor’s degree required.


• Certifications: Must possess and maintain at least one current qualifying DoD 8140 certification aligned to the DCWF 511 Cyber Defense Analyst - Intermediate work role. Acceptable certifications include:
  
  
  
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (Practical) — CEH (Practical)
  
  
  • CompTIA PenTest+
  
  
  • CompTIA Security+
  
  
  • GIAC Security Essentials Certification — GSEC
  
  
  • GIAC Response and Industrial Defense — GRID
  
  
  • GIAC Continuous Monitoring Certification — GMON
  
  
  • GIAC Defensible Security Architecture — GDSA
  
  
  • GIAC Certified Enterprise Defender — GCED
  
  
  • Federal IT Security Professional – Operator — FITSP‑O
  
  
  • CompTIA Cloud+
  
  
  
  


• Years of Experience: Three (3) to ten (10) years of relevant experience.


• CLINs 0002, 0003, and 0004 are mapped to DCWF Work Role 511, Cyber Defense Analyst, at the Intermediate proficiency level, with a bachelor’s degree, three to ten years of experience, and one qualifying certification required.


• Certification Maintenance: The employee must maintain required certification(s) in good standing and complete the continuing professional development required to retain the credential. The DoD 8140 matrix establishes a minimum of 20 annual continuous-professional-development hours, or the higher amount required by the credential issuer.


• Security and Government Training: Prior to network access, selected personnel must complete required COMPUSEC, OPSEC, Anti-Terrorism Level I, Government information-assurance, security, and other role-specific training.

Optional/Value-added qualifications

Optional/Value-added Experience

• Experience supporting the U.S. Space Force, U.S. Air Force, Department of Defense, Combatant Commands, CSSPs, or classified cybersecurity missions.


• Experience managing cyber orders, operational taskings, subscriber communications, cybersecurity compliance tracking, action-item management, or status reporting.


• Experience with CSSP alignment, cybersecurity sustainment, policy and procedure development, security compliance, self-assessments, inspection readiness, records management, or quality assurance.


• Experience supporting Risk Management Framework activities, security control documentation, continuous monitoring, authorization activities, cybersecurity assessments, Plans of Action and Milestones, or audit remediation.


• Experience supporting COMSEC, controlled cryptographic item accountability, communications security procedures, classified records handling, or secure-document management.


• Experience preparing Service Level Agreements, technical agreements, governance documentation, executive briefings, working-group materials, or meeting minutes.


• Experience working with DoD cybersecurity portals, tasking systems, operational dashboards, document repositories, ticketing systems, or enterprise collaboration tools.

Optional/Value-added Additional Credentials

• Education: Bachelor’s or master’s degree in cybersecurity, computer science, information systems, information technology, software engineering, data science, or another closely related discipline.


• Certifications/Training: Additional cybersecurity certifications such as CySA+, CISA, CISSP, SSCP, CCSP, CGRC/CAP, CEH, GCIH, GCIA, or relevant RMF, COMSEC, CSSP, or cyber-defense training.


• Experience: More than three years of DoD, Space Force, Air Force, CSSP, cyber-defense, cybersecurity operations, information assurance, cybersecurity compliance, or mission-systems support experience.

Duty Location: Schriever SFB, CO and Peterson SFB, CO (Government site)

Work Arrangement: Onsite

Travel Requirements: None anticipated

Minimum Security Clearance Required: Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility at time of offer and start of performance.

Full-Time/Part-Time Full-Time

Tags

Pending Contract Award Pending Contract Award

Relocation Assistance

Sign-on Bonus

Travel Required

RFI/RFP

Req Number INF-26-00064

Location ECCOS Mission Delta 6 Enterprise Cybersecurity & Cyberspace Operations Support

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