DoD RMF Cybersecurity Engineer – DevSecOps

CAE Inc; Tampa (FL); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Work‑life balance

Growth opportunities

Safe work environment

Job summary

CAE USA Inc. seeks an Information Systems Security Engineer (ISSE) to provide ISSE/DevSecOps support for the C‑17 program, ensuring traceability of security controls to system security requirements. The role requires expert knowledge of DoD cybersecurity guidance, RMF processes, and acquisition security integration across multiple enclaves and architectures.

You will collaborate with ISSOs to perform vulnerability analyses, update RMF artifacts, and oversee compliance activities. U.S.

Qualifications

• Must have DoD cybersecurity systems engineering knowledge and RMF experience.
• Security controls must map to system security requirements and RMF artifacts.
• Experience integrating cybersecurity in acquisition and architecture across enclaves.
• Must meet DoD 8140/TPP guidance and use NIST SP 800‑160 principles.

Responsibilities

• Provide ISSE support per contract requirements, integrating cybersecurity into architecture and processes.
• Trace controls to system security requirements and verify alignment in acquisition.
• Document information security requirements across the ATS and secure architecture across environments.
• Collaborate with ISSOs to perform vulnerability analyses and maintain RMF artifacts.

Skills

DoD cybersecurity systems engineering

RMF processes

Acquisition security requirements

Security design for multiple enclaves

Education

Engineering, CS, Information Systems degree or related

Active Secret Clearance

Certifications: CISSP, CISM, CASP, CEH, CHFI or DoD IAM‑II/III

DoD/regulatory environment experience (2–7 years)

DISA ESS Admin 201/301 & ePO 5.10 training

Tools

eMASS

Trellix ePO

ACAS

SCAP/STIG tools

Evaluate-STIG

Job description

CAE USA Inc. seeks an Information Systems Security Engineer (ISSE) to provide ISSE/DevSecOps support for the C‑17 program, ensuring traceability of security controls to system security requirements. The role requires expert knowledge of DoD cybersecurity guidance, RMF processes, and acquisition security integration across multiple enclaves and architectures.

You will collaborate with ISSOs to perform vulnerability analyses, update RMF artifacts, and oversee compliance activities. U.S.