Senior CAASM Engineer - Remote | Armis/Axonius Lead

ECS; Arlington (VA); Hybrid; USD 108,000 - 163,000; Full time

Job summary

ECS is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer (CAASM) to join our team and support Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management solutions for government customers. The role is remote or based in our Arlington, VA office, with responsibilities to design, deploy, and integrate CAASM tooling, data integration, and security controls.

You will lead CAASM implementation efforts, coordinate with architects and engineers, and ensure data normalization across Federal Civilian Executive Branch agencies.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizenship with ability to obtain Public Trust Suitability.
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Cybersecurity, or related field.
• 6+ years architecting, implementing, integrating, and managing COTS products in regulated environments (Axonius/Armis preferred).
• 4+ years in systems admin on Windows/Linux/VMware with troubleshooting and security updates.
• 3+ years hands-on programming (Python, GO, or Java) and REST API usage/construction.

Responsibilities

• Install and configure CAASM tools (Axonius, Armis) in prod and non-prod environments.
• Design and support CAASM configurations in line with CDM data requirements.
• Support API integration and troubleshooting for customers.
• Secure solutions with TLS, certificates, SSO/PIV, and encryption.

Skills

US citizenship

CAASM

Security

Programming (Python, Go, Java)

REST APIs

Education

Bachelor’s degree in CS/Engineering/Cybersecurity

Tools

Axonius

Armis

AWS GovCloud

Windows/Linux/VMware

Job description

ECS is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer (CAASM) to join our team and support Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management solutions for government customers. The role is remote or based in our Arlington, VA office, with responsibilities to design, deploy, and integrate CAASM tooling, data integration, and security controls.

You will lead CAASM implementation efforts, coordinate with architects and engineers, and ensure data normalization across Federal Civilian Executive Branch agencies.