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The Computer and Information Identity Specialist develops and implements an identity and access management (IAM) program, manages user access, performs risk assessments and audits, stays informed on security threats, collaborates with departments, and ensures compliance with security policies and procedures.

The Network and Computer Systems Administrator will develop and implement an IAM program, manage user access security, perform risk assessments, stay updated on threats, and manage security systems. Responsibilities also include collaborating with departments, documenting processes, escalating issues, and providing technical leadership on projects.

The Computer and Information Network Engineer will plan, coordinate, and manage network implementations, consult with users to evaluate requirements, analyze software and hardware systems, develop performance criteria, and perform economic selection studies on network upgrades.

The Senior Systems Administrator at Cambridge International is responsible for the management and security of multi-user computer systems. This includes monitoring system resources, creating user accounts, recommending hardware and software purchases, managing complex technical problems, and providing training on specialized software. The role requires extensive expertise and the ability to interact with users while ensuring the security of classified data.

Design, analyze, plan, modify, and maintain networks and network components. Conduct testing of network systems, evaluate new technologies, and provide specifications for network architecture. Requires active DoD Top Secret security clearance and proficiency in various technologies and protocols.

The Cybersecurity Engineer role involves supporting cybersecurity efforts through independent activity and technical leadership, focusing on RMF compliance, HBSS support, testing, and documenting security protocols. The ideal candidate should have experience with a variety of technologies and cybersecurity tools, along with the ability to evaluate risks and develop ATO packages.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will support engineering and A&A Cybersecurity efforts, leading technical teams and ensuring compliance with security frameworks like RMF. Responsibilities include HBSS and ACAS support, test scripting, STIG hardening, and addressing vulnerabilities. You will collaborate with stakeholders to assess risks and develop security documentation.