Cybersecurity Acquisition Technical Analyst

GreenXT; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Green Expert Technology Inc. (GreenXT) in Washington, DC is seeking a Cybersecurity Acquisition Technical Analyst to support Navy HM&E systems and related ship platforms.

You will work within the government’s acquisition management environment, developing and reviewing cybersecurity artifacts and ensuring system security inputs are properly reflected in acquisition activities. The role requires a working knowledge of RMF, coordination with government cybersecurity, IT and acquisition

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Computer Science, Mathematics, or other technical/science discipline or 4 years of directly relevant experience.
• 2–8 years of relevant Navy Cyber System Security experience.
• Active DoD Secret Level Security Clearance is required.
• Experience communicating with government stakeholders.
• General understanding of the Risk Management Framework (RMF).
• Ability to work within Navy/DoD IT environments (NMCI, iNAVSEA, AMIS).
• Experience supporting NAVSEA, PEO SHIPS, or other Navy acquisition organizations.
• Familiarity with HM&E systems, shipboard cybersecurity considerations, or Navy system security documentation.
• Strong communication skills with internal and external stakeholders.
• Working knowledge of cybersecurity practices and Navy system security concepts.
• Ability to interpret technical information and translate it into acquisition-relevant documentation.
• Ability to operate within structured government processes and meet deadlines with precision.

Responsibilities

• Support cybersecurity acquisition activities for HM&E systems across Navy ship platforms.
• Assist in developing, reviewing, and maintaining cybersecurity‑related acquisition artifacts, technical documentation, and system security inputs.
• Coordinate with government cybersecurity personnel to ensure system security considerations are incorporated into acquisition planning and technical reviews.
• Support Government Equipment Management Information System (GEMIS), iNAVSEA SharePoint, and related Acquisition Management Information System (AMIS) tools.
• Provide Windows 10 and NMCI‑related technical support within the acquisition environment.
• Interface with NAVSEA Chief Information Office (SEA‑00I) and Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) to troubleshoot and resolve IT and information security issues.
• Communicate daily with government acquisition management teams, providing clear status updates and technical insights.
• Participate in technical discussions, working groups, and coordination meetings related to cybersecurity, HM&E systems, and acquisition integration.
• Manage customer expectations through proactive communication, disciplined task execution, and timely issue resolution.
• Prepare and deliver status briefs, technical notes, and cybersecurity‑related acquisition inputs.
• Maintain accurate records of cybersecurity issues, risks, and system security considerations for government review.
• Support traceability of cybersecurity requirements across acquisition documentation and system lifecycle artifacts.

Skills

RMF understanding

Navy cyber security

Stakeholder communication

Acquisition documentation

GEMIS iNAVSEA AMIS

Education

Bachelor’s degree or 4 years experience

Tools

NMCI

iNAVSEA

AMIS

DTIC

Job description

Position:Cybersecurity Acquisition Technical Analyst

Location: Washington, DC

Job Id:5819

# of Openings:1

Green Expert Technology Inc. (GreenXT) is seeking aCybersecurity Acquisition Technical Analystto support our Navy customer.

This role supports cybersecurity acquisition activities for Hull, Mechanical, and Engineering (HM&E) systems on Navy ship platforms. The analyst will work within the government’s acquisition management environment, supporting cybersecurity documentation, system security coordination, and IT integration activities across NAVSEA systems and infrastructure.

This position requires a general understanding of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and the ability to interface with government cybersecurity, IT, and acquisition stakeholders. The role does not implement cyber changes or direct combat system cybersecurity policy.

About GreenXT

GreenXT is comprised of technical and business leaders. We hire intelligent, hardworking, and dedicated people who not only possess the desire to learn and improve their skills but want to contribute to the design and development of innovative solutions that address the Navy’s greatest technological challenges. We hired each of our employees because we believe they are exceptional, have the ability to excel at their job, and will contribute positively to GreenXT.

GreenXT’s business office strives to be the most efficient and effective business office supporting our customers. Our personnel aspire to become leaders through organized, rigorous, and diligent efforts. GreenXT employees are always looking to help one another succeed. We look out for each other and cross-train so that the product we deliver is one that we’re confident in and proud of. We strongly believe in growth and providing our workforce with career development opportunities to help everyone achieve their goals.

We take pride in our support of the United States Navy. We never forget that the work we do is ultimately in support of America’s warfighter and serving those who serve. The idea that our hard work can help make their jobs easier, assist them to defend our nation, and can help ensure they return home safely to their loved ones motivates us every day, and we hope that you join us on that mission!

Job Responsibilities

• Support cybersecurity acquisition activities for HM&E systems across Navy ship platforms.
• Assist in developing, reviewing, and maintaining cybersecurity‑related acquisition artifacts, technical documentation, and system security inputs.
• Coordinate with government cybersecurity personnel to ensure system security considerations are incorporated into acquisition planning and technical reviews.
• Support Government Equipment Management Information System (GEMIS), iNAVSEA SharePoint, and related Acquisition Management Information System (AMIS) tools.
• Provide Windows 10 and NMCI‑related technical support within the acquisition environment.
• Interface with NAVSEA Chief Information Office (SEA‑00I) and Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) to troubleshoot and resolve IT and information security issues.
• Communicate daily with government acquisition management teams, providing clear status updates and technical insights.
• Participate in technical discussions, working groups, and coordination meetings related to cybersecurity, HM&E systems, and acquisition integration.
• Manage customer expectations through proactive communication, disciplined task execution, and timely issue resolution.
• Prepare and deliver status briefs, technical notes, and cybersecurity‑related acquisition inputs.
• Maintain accurate records of cybersecurity issues, risks, and system security considerations for government review.
• Support traceability of cybersecurity requirements across acquisition documentation and system lifecycle artifacts.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Computer Science, Mathematics, or other technical/science discipline or 4 years of directly relevant experience.
• 2–8 years of relevant experience in Navy Cyber System Security.
• Active DoD Secret Level Security Clearance is required for this position
• Experience communicating with government stakeholders.
• General understanding of the Risk Management Framework (RMF).
• Ability to work within Navy/DoD IT environments (NMCI, iNAVSEA, AMIS).
• Experience supporting NAVSEA, PEO SHIPS, or other Navy acquisition organizations.
• Familiarity with HM&E systems, shipboard cybersecurity considerations, or Navy system security documentation.
• Strong communication skills with internal and external stakeholders.
• Working knowledge of cybersecurity practices and Navy system security concepts.
• Ability to interpret technical information and translate it into acquisition‑relevant documentation.
• Ability to operate within structured government processes and meet deadlines with precision.