The Senior Systems Engineer will analyze user requirements, guide design and development, lead technical integration, create system architecture documentation, and communicate with both government and program personnel. The role includes managing complex programs and ensuring the technical integrity of deliverables.

The Senior ISSO leads the RMF process, manages system security plans and compliance, performs annual security reviews, and advises on security control baselines. They are responsible for ensuring vulnerabilities are tracked and mitigated, maintaining security documentation, and overseeing incident response plans. This role requires strong knowledge of cybersecurity standards and tools, particularly in assessing and documenting security controls.

The Linux System Administrator will manage and maintain the Enterprise Cross Domain Service system, improve and optimize systems, and translate technical requirements into usable formats while mitigating risks and overseeing integration activities.

The Sr. IT Analyst/Consultant will lead teams on significant projects supporting the SEC, analyze complex problems, create innovative solutions, and oversee project activities, ensuring the selection and maintenance of application systems.

As a Jr. Analyst/Cyber SME, you will support the SEC by gathering system requirements, assisting in design and documentation while providing subject matter expertise in cybersecurity, including PKI and Network Security.

The Sr. SME III will analyze complex systems, define problems, and develop plans for the Security and Exchange Commission. This role will provide expert services and leadership in cybersecurity, ensuring effective implementation and evaluation of specialized functions.

The Project Manager 2/InfoSec Engineer III will lead cybersecurity projects, define security requirements, conduct security awareness training, implement security solutions, maintain security infrastructure, and ensure compliance with security policies at the SEC.

The Sr. SME/InfoSec Engineer II will provide technical expertise in multilevel security for the Security and Exchange Commission. Responsibilities include designing and implementing security solutions, and reporting on security programs and needs to management.

The IT Program Manager will oversee the daily operations of a program supporting the SEC, manage complex IT projects, develop strategies and plans, and ensure timely and high-quality delivery of services. This role includes coordinating project efforts, tracking milestones, and leading client communications.

The Microsoft Knowledge Management Specialist will design and develop workflows, configure SharePoint Online sites, manage lists and libraries, and provide user support. The role involves optimizing knowledge management practices, ensuring data governance, and integrating automation solutions across Microsoft 365 applications.

As an IT Project Specialist, you'll manage IT projects from initiation to closure, using Agile and Waterfall methodologies while collaborating with stakeholders. You'll also draft executive summaries, create project documentation, and ensure alignment of cybersecurity policies with strategic goals.

The System Administrator provides 24/7 technical support for critical ECDS infrastructure, managing system operations, integration, and user onboarding within a government setting while ensuring compliance and system uptime.

The Solution Analyst III will develop and maintain web templates in compliance with DOT standards, enhance system efficiencies, manage Drupal modules, and implement security upgrades. Additional responsibilities include functional testing, coordination with IT vendors, and supporting platform analytics and SEO.

The Task Manager will oversee helpdesk support, coordinate with teams, and ensure project tasks are completed on schedule and quality standards. Responsibilities include managing project reporting, preparing management plans, risk mitigation, and interfacing with various stakeholders for seamless communication and task resolution.

The Operations Manager will oversee operations-related contract requirements, manage teams, maintain budget and performance metrics, and ensure compliance with quality and customer management processes. This role requires collaboration with various managers to meet operational goals and involves extensive staff management and development of operational strategies.

In this role, the Cyber Threat Hunter will monitor and investigate network intrusions, conduct malware analysis, and support forensic investigations. The hunter will analyze security alerts, develop hypotheses, and implement automated detection measures, while participating in Agile Scrum processes and documenting incidents.

The Cyber Threat Hunter will perform proactive threat hunts and incident response in both cloud and non-cloud environments, utilizing various security tools and methodologies. Responsibilities include developing hunt hypotheses, analyzing data, documenting incidents, and collaborating with government entities to enhance security measures.