Senior Cybersecurity Engineer - Clearance & Defense Infra

Confidential; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential is seeking a cybersecurity professional in the United States to support defense-focused projects across Columbus, OH, and Richmond, VA. The role emphasizes applying analytical methods to resolve complex cybersecurity problems and to analyze information security requirements.

Responsibilities include providing security engineering support throughout planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration of information systems, with emphasis on DCWF roles and NETOPS

Qualifications

• 7+ years of IT experience.
• DOD Secret Clearance required.
• IT-I Critical Sensitive security clearance or Tier 5 at proposal.
• Primary DCWF Work Role 521: Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support- Proficiency Level: Intermediate
• Secondary DCWF Work Role 441: Network Operations (NETOPS) Specialist- Proficiency Level: Intermediate
• Computing Environment: F5 Certified Technology Specialist is ASM.

Responsibilities

• Performs routine project tasks on specialized cybersecurity problems.
• Analyzes information security requirements.
• Applies analytical and systematic approaches to resolve problems in workflow, organization, and planning.
• Provides security engineering support for planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration of information systems.

Skills

Cybersecurity analysis

Security engineering

IT security clearance

Tools

F5 Certified Technology Specialist

Job description

Confidential is seeking a cybersecurity professional in the United States to support defense-focused projects across Columbus, OH, and Richmond, VA. The role emphasizes applying analytical methods to resolve complex cybersecurity problems and to analyze information security requirements.

Responsibilities include providing security engineering support throughout planning, design, development, testing, demonstration, and integration of information systems, with emphasis on DCWF roles and NETOPS