Federal Cybersecurity Program Control Analyst

ARGO Cyber Systems; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

401K

Equal opportunity employer

Job summary

ARGO Cyber Systems in Arlington, VA is seeking a Program Control Analyst to support governance, risk, and compliance for cybersecurity programs in federal environments. The role involves coordinating with technical teams, program leadership, and customers to track deliverables, metrics, and status across contracts.

Qualified candidates have a bachelor's degree with 2–4+ years in PMO or program operations, strong Excel and PowerPoint skills, and experience with cyber program task orders.

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship is required.
• Bachelor's degree with 2-4+ years in PMO/program control/program operations support.
• Strong Excel, PowerPoint, and reporting skills with ability to manage multiple trackers and deadlines.
• Experience supporting cyber programs, task orders, or federal PMO environments preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support program governance, reporting, and control activities across cybersecurity task areas.
• Maintain action trackers, risk/issue logs, deliverable schedules, staffing reports, and meeting artifacts.
• Develop management dashboards, metrics reports, status summaries, and executive briefings.
• Coordinate across technical teams, program managers, and customers to monitor progress and resolve administrative blockers.
• Support quality reviews, contract reporting, onboarding/offboarding tracking, and surge staffing coordination.

Skills

Excel

PowerPoint

Reporting

Communication skills

SAFe

Education

Bachelor's degree

CAPM

PMP

Tools

ServiceNow

Jira

Smartsheet

SharePoint

MS Project

Job description

ARGO Cyber Systems in Arlington, VA is seeking a Program Control Analyst to support governance, risk, and compliance for cybersecurity programs in federal environments. The role involves coordinating with technical teams, program leadership, and customers to track deliverables, metrics, and status across contracts.

Qualified candidates have a bachelor's degree with 2–4+ years in PMO or program operations, strong Excel and PowerPoint skills, and experience with cyber program task orders.