Programmatic Assessor: CANES Fielding & Risk Analysis

Eddy; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation bonus

Signing bonus

Performance bonus

401K plan

Health benefits

Job summary

Boarhog seeks an experienced Application Systems Integration (ASI) Programmatic Assessor to advance risk assessment work for CANES fielding and testing within NIWC Pacific. You will coordinate with the ASI team, gather accreditation details, and prepare programmatic analyses to support CANES upgrades and fielding activities.

The role requires a DoD Secret Clearance and a minimum of 10 years in related programs, with strong CMPro process knowledge and a track record in defense environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Programming, or Systems Engineering.
• Ten years of professional experience in defense/ risk assessment environments.
• Must possess a DoD Secret Clearance.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with Solution Team members to complete risk assessments and update SRFs.
• Present programmatic analysis and recommendations to the ASI IPT/CRB.
• Coordinate/conduct programmatic analysis for applications/systems, including accreditation, CANES fielding plans, and test events.
• Serve as ASI process SME, updating requirement collection docs.
• Validate application/system programmatic and fielding requirements.
• Engage with assessment engineers to complete risk assessments and advise PMW 110 on testing and fielding updates.
• Schedule risk assessment meetings for the ASI team before CRB.

Skills

CMPro knowledge

DoD Secret Clearance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Programming, Systems Engineering

Job description

Boarhog seeks an experienced Application Systems Integration (ASI) Programmatic Assessor to advance risk assessment work for CANES fielding and testing within NIWC Pacific. You will coordinate with the ASI team, gather accreditation details, and prepare programmatic analyses to support CANES upgrades and fielding activities.

The role requires a DoD Secret Clearance and a minimum of 10 years in related programs, with strong CMPro process knowledge and a track record in defense environments.