The Senior Red Team Operator will conduct research, simulate adversaries, and perform red team exercises independently. Responsibilities include developing payloads, mentoring junior operators, and delivering technical reports. This role requires hands-on expertise in attack operations and experience with various red teaming tools and environments.

The Red Team Operator will conduct hands-on red teaming and penetration testing to simulate adversaries, provide actionable findings, and assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities for government and commercial clients. Responsibilities include using various tools and frameworks, engaging in social engineering, and writing detailed reports.

The Computer Network Operator Developer will design, develop, test, and maintain CNO capabilities, requiring expertise in multiple programming languages and tools. Responsibilities include reverse engineering, understanding network protocols, and implementing project management practices. A strong background in creating tools for network exploitation is essential, with experience in government applications being a plus.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop and support big data applications, ensuring adherence to design requirements, provide system design input, manage software development processes, and recommend new technologies. They will interact with clients and teams to gather requirements and enhance complex software systems while ensuring quality control and troubleshooting issues.

As a Web Developer/Software Engineer at SIXGEN, you will enhance the Object Management Service (OMS) API, working with web frameworks and storage technologies while ensuring seamless integration in various applications. Strong communication skills and extensive software development experience are required, along with an active Top Secret clearance.

The DevOps Engineer is responsible for the administration of server systems, ensuring efficient and secure operations. The role involves troubleshooting IT systems, managing infrastructure, and implementing processes, while also working with tools such as Jenkins, Docker, and AWS. An active Top Secret security clearance is required.

The Appian Software Engineer will gather and analyze requirements, develop and maintain software systems, design user interfaces, and integrate new products into existing applications while ensuring quality control. This role requires collaboration with clients and adherence to formal design processes.

The Senior Systems Engineer will apply systems engineering principles across various life cycle phases, ensuring the technical integrity and quality of work. Responsibilities include engaging with government stakeholders, managing requirements, risk, and configuration, while providing national security support and leading technical projects.

The Red Team Operator conducts hands-on technical operations, simulating adversaries to report actionable findings on cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The role involves leading red team exercises, mentoring less experienced operators, developing stealthy payloads, and delivering detailed reports and briefings.

The Red/Blue Team Engineer will support both Red and Blue cells in conducting network exploitation operations, designing cyber mission networks, and ensuring optimal network functionality. Responsibilities include planning network architecture, troubleshooting issues, documentation of solutions, and collaborating with management on networking needs.

As a DevSecOps Engineer, you will manage cloud-based services, focusing on DevSecOps and continuous integration to ensure operational authorization. You'll work with various tools and languages to automate tasks, mitigate vulnerabilities, and document standard procedures while collaborating with teams in the Intelligence Community.

The Ethical Hacker will exploit vulnerabilities, assist with operational infrastructure, research cyber threats, provide briefings, organize training, and conduct adversarial emulation in exercises. The role requires strong hacking knowledge and experience with Cyberspace Operation tools, along with the ability to communicate effectively and manage relations.

The Reverse Engineer will analyze malicious binaries through technical methods, including controlled execution and static code analysis, to understand their functionalities and capabilities. Responsibilities include documenting findings for malware detection and assisting in threat attribution.

As a Jr. Offensive Cyber Operator, you will identify phishing procedures, perform internal and external penetration tests, assess vulnerabilities, and coordinate security control testing, applying knowledge of network protocols and operating systems.

The Red Team Engineer will design and develop computer systems, manage complex networks, and perform penetration testing to ensure system security. The role involves handling software development and hardware integration tasks, and requires a high level of technical knowledge and relevant clearance.

The Ruby Developer will design, develop, and maintain software systems and cloud environments, collaborate with team members, optimize existing systems, and write technical documentation. Responsibilities include coding, debugging, and testing new features while ensuring applications meet business needs.

As an Operations Research Analyst, you will develop mathematical and simulation models to solve management and operational issues, interacting with stakeholders and presenting analysis findings. You will require extensive experience with modeling techniques and tools, ensuring the adequacy of models, and preparing reports for decision-making.

The Senior Web Application Penetration Tester conducts comprehensive assessments of web and mobile applications, analyzes security findings, drafts detailed reports, and collaborates with team members and clients to determine remediation steps. They also develop custom tools and utilize various scanning and penetration tools to uncover vulnerabilities, while participating actively in client engagements.

As an Embedded Developer, you will identify vulnerabilities through reverse engineering, develop C/C++ and Python code across different platforms, and automate testing processes. You will work on both the Linux and Windows kernels, as well as embedded operating systems.

As a Cryptologic Computer Scientist, the individual will design, develop, and implement solutions addressing cryptologic challenges using research and state-of-the-art computer science techniques. Responsibilities include forensics, protection of networks, system warnings, and knowledge discovery through extensive application of computer science skills.