Remote Cyber Security & Enterprise Transformation Advisor

Everforth ECS; United States; Remote; USD 69,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

Everforth ECS is seeking a Cyber Security Specialist to work remotely, contingent on contract award. The role involves assessing processes, documenting current state conditions, and developing a future-state operating model and transition plan.

Responsibilities include current-state assessments, governance and compliance frameworks (RMF, FISMA, CSAM, A&A), and optimizing service delivery. Occasional travel to NOAA Marine Operations locations may be required.

Qualifications

• Must be a US Citizen.
• Must be able to obtain a Public Trust Clearance.
• Must have a Bachelor\'s degree.
• 15+ years of related experience managing IT/technology projects.
• Experience with IT Financial Management & Cost Modeling (TBM Framework).
• Experience with Systems & Enterprise Architecture.
• Experience with Process Engineering and Service Delivery.
• Experience with federal Cybersecurity and Compliance (RMF, FISMA, CSAM, A&A).

Responsibilities

• Perform a current-state assessment on the operational, organizational, governance, and technology environments.
• Analyze staffing models, resource utilization, organizational overlaps, gaps, and potential operational impacts.
• Evaluate Operating Alternatives.
• Conduct Financial & Lifecycle Analysis.
• Assess Governance & Compliance Frameworks.
• Evaluate Operational Technology & Navy Interoperability.
• Optimize Business Processes & Service Delivery.
• Design Future-State Operating Model.
• Provide Continuous Executive Advisory Support.

Skills

US Citizenship

Public Trust Clearance

Bachelor's degree

15+ years IT project management

TBM ITFM

Enterprise Architecture

Process Engineering

Cybersecurity & Compliance RMF/FISMA

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Everforth ECS is seeking a Cyber Security Specialist to work remotely, contingent on contract award. The role involves assessing processes, documenting current state conditions, and developing a future-state operating model and transition plan.

Responsibilities include current-state assessments, governance and compliance frameworks (RMF, FISMA, CSAM, A&A), and optimizing service delivery. Occasional travel to NOAA Marine Operations locations may be required.