Information Security Manager

Assertive Professionals; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 122,000 - 149,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

401(k) Match at 5%

Profit Sharing

Company-paid Life Insurance

Dental

Vision

STD/LTD

National medical plan with employee贡献

Job summary

Assertive Professionals is seeking an Information Security Manager to support our National Security customer in El Paso, TX. The role focuses on security monitoring, log analysis, patch management, and coordination of VTCs. TS/SCI clearance and DoD 8570 experience are required.

The position offers a salary of $135,000 with a $2,000 sign-on bonus or relocation assistance, along with a comprehensive benefits package including 401(k) matching, life, dental, vision, and more.

Qualifications

• Must hold TS/SCI clearance and DoD 8570-compliant credentials.
• 6+ years of relevant information security experience.
• Security+ certification is required; DoD systems experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Review and analyze system logs and imaging systems.
• Perform patch management to maintain security and performance.
• Set up equipment and coordinate video teleconferences (VTCs).
• Coordinate and support fiber and network cabling as needed.
• Troubleshoot issues to maintain system integrity.

Skills

TS/SCI clearance

Security+ certification

DoD 8570 compliance

Tools

Army JWICS

Active Directory

VTC platforms

eMass

Job description

Assertive Professionals is seeking a Information Security Manager supporting our National Security customer in El Paso, TX.

This is a proposed position, we are offering a salary of $135,000 with a $2,000 sign-on bonus, or reimbursable relocation.

This is a great opportunity to work for an employee-centric, fast-growing small business. We offer an excellent benefits package, including PTO (accrual rates vary by contract and customer requirements), 401(k) Match at 5%, Profit Sharing, Company-paid Life Insurance, Dental, Vision, STD/LTD, and two options under a national medical plan with employee contribution. There is an additional $1,200 annual corporate bonus for time and attendance compliance!

Responsibilities Include:

This position is responsible for reviewing and analyzing system logs and imaging systems, running fiber and network cabling, and performing troubleshooting as needed. The specialist will conduct system scans and patch management to maintain system security and performance, and will set up equipment and coordinate video teleconferences (VTCs) as required.

Required Experience and Qualifications:

• TS/SCI
• 6 years of relevant Experience
• Security + Certification
• Demonstrated ability to meet DoD Regulation 8570 requirements
• Experience with any/all of the following systems: Army JWICS, Active Directory, VTC platforms, and eMass

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