Federal Solutions Architect: Cybersecurity & AI-Driven

Crest Security Assurance; New York (NY); On-site; USD 130,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Crest Security Assurance seeks a Technical Solutions Architect to design secure, compliant solutions for U.S. Federal Government customers and to support competitive government proposals.

The role requires a strong cybersecurity and systems architecture background, knowledge of Federal and DoD requirements, and the ability to translate complex technical requirements into practical proposal content. Collaboration with engineering, cybersecurity, program management, and leadership is essential.

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship is required.
• Bachelor's degree in computer science, cybersecurity, IT, engineering or related field, or equivalent experience.
• 8+ years of experience in cybersecurity, systems engineering, or security architecture.
• Strong knowledge of NIST RMF and Federal cybersecurity requirements.
• Experience with Security Operations, security engineering, AI-enabled cybersecurity and proposal content.

Responsibilities

• Design secure, compliant technical solutions for U.S. Federal Government customers.
• Develop competitive proposal content and technical solution narratives.
• Translate complex cybersecurity and cloud concepts into executable architectures and diagrams.
• Collaborate with engineering, cybersecurity, program management, and proposal teams.
• Lead or support technical solution development for Federal opportunities.

Skills

8+ years cybersecurity

Security Operations

Security engineering

AI / AI-enabled cybersecurity

Cloud architecture

Solution architecture

Federal government proposals

Technical writing

NIST RMF knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/Cybersecurity/IT/Engineering

Tools

SIEM

SOAR

EDR

GRC tools

Job description

Crest Security Assurance seeks a Technical Solutions Architect to design secure, compliant solutions for U.S. Federal Government customers and to support competitive government proposals.

The role requires a strong cybersecurity and systems architecture background, knowledge of Federal and DoD requirements, and the ability to translate complex technical requirements into practical proposal content. Collaboration with engineering, cybersecurity, program management, and leadership is essential.