Cybersecurity Engineer

San Diego, CA

Full-time

Hybrid

$80K/yr - $120K/yr

Entry Level

SAIC provides scientific, engineering, and systems integration and technical services and solutions in the United States. They are seeking a proactive Cybersecurity Engineer with expertise in the U.S. Government's Risk Management Framework (RMF) to lead security compliance for remote systems and manage cybersecurity tools and practices.

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Responsibilities

Lead the RMF implementation and ongoing security compliance for remote systems, ensuring consistent and effective security practices.
Configure and manage STIGs and SCAP tools within various systems and networks, adhering to the latest security standards.
Conduct virtual audits using DoD ACAS and SCAP tools and analyze results for compliance and risk management purposes.
Conduct, participate in, and monitor weekly meetings to establish a workflow rhythm with government ISSM.
Stay current with remote collaboration tools to effectively communicate and coordinate with team members and stakeholders.
Review and respond to IAVA/B and other cybersecurity alerts, coordinating remotely with internal and external teams to address vulnerabilities.
Prepare and maintain remote-accessible documentation related to RMF accreditation packages and compliance activities.
Maintain System Cybersecurity status and reporting tools including Atlassian’s Jira and Confluence.
Provide remote cybersecurity guidance and support, acting as an expert on RMF and related DoD security practices.
Interface with government officials and stakeholders through digital means to ensure system security and compliance.
Continuously monitor cybersecurity developments and participate in remote training as required.
Assist in asset management of FOUO and secret equipment.
Assist in trouble shooting and help desk calls on a call basis.
Knowledge of the Joint Range Extension (JRE) gateway software and the ability to work as a test engineer in a test capacity testing the JRE software.

Qualification

Required

Bachelors Degree and two (2) years or more experience; Master's degree and 0 years of related experience
Must be a U.S. Citizen
Must have an Active Secret Clearance to start
Relevant cybersecurity certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CEH, or equivalent or a current pathway to attaining certifications.
At least two years of experience in cybersecurity, with expertise in RMF and DoD security processes.
Familiarity with remote-accessible cybersecurity and compliance tools such as eMASS.
Proficiency with remote work tools and practices, ensuring effective virtual collaboration and communication.
Demonstrated ability with DoD ACAS and SCAP scanning and analysis in a remote setting.
Strong understanding and experience with STIGs, SCAP, IAVA, and IAVB, particularly in a remote work environment.

Preferred

Advanced work proficiency, including experience with cybersecurity tasks performed in a virtual environment.
Experience in a DoD USAF or Federal Agency cybersecurity role, particularly in a remote capacity.
Availability during standard business hours, with flexibility to accommodate different time zones if necessary.
Occasional travel may be required for team meetings, training, or onsite audits.