Position Summary
The INFOSEC/Cybersecurity Specialist applies advanced computer science and cybersecurity practices to design, develop, evaluate, and integrate secure computer systems and networks. The role provides information assurance, system security engineering, and integration support to internal and external customers. Responsibilities span a wide range of security functions including secure architectures, electronic data protection, network access control, encryption technologies, vulnerability and penetration analysis, and cybersecurity research.
Key Responsibilities
System Security Officer (SSO) Support
Perform SSO duties for all ATO‑owned systems-Operations (OPS) and Facilities & Equipment (F&E)-across the entire system lifecycle.
Program Control & Governance
Provide program control and governance management support.
Security Management Functions
Support budget management
Provide privacy management support
Coordinate responses for data calls
Support audit management activities
Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Provide policy management support
Cybersecurity Engineering & Lifecycle Support
Support system development lifecycle activities for NAS enterprise‑level F&E‑funded cybersecurity services and OPS‑funded cybersecurity efforts.
Support development of cybersecurity standards and policies.
Assist with integration of NAS systems into enterprise architecture at strategic and tactical levels.
Cybersecurity Engineering & Technical Services
Deliver cybersecurity engineering management support
Develop cybersecurity requirements
Support development, management, and operation of cybersecurity tools
Provide domain subject matter expertise
Conduct cyber engineering reviews
Support enterprise solution development
Support cybersecurity monitoring standards, requirements, and management
Domain Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Serve as a primary technical advisor for cybersecurity policies, engineering approaches, and best practices across NAS enterprise-level systems.
Translate complex cybersecurity concepts into actionable guidance for program, engineering, and leadership teams.
Lead working groups, technical interchange meetings, and architecture reviews to ensure alignment with enterprise security standards and FAA requirements.
Provide expert recommendations during system design, risk assessments, integration, and modernization efforts.
Evaluate emerging cybersecurity technologies and methods, advising on applicability, feasibility, and enterprise impact.
Mentor junior engineers and support teams by providing specialized knowledge in encryption, vulnerability management, penetration analysis, and information assurance.
Validate cybersecurity requirements, standards, and technical documentation to ensure compliance with enterprise architecture and federal security mandates.
Qualifications
U.S. Citizenship is required
Must be able to obtain a Public Trust clearance
Bachelor's degree in related field
Minimum 2 years of relevant experience
FAA experience a bonus
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with encryption technologies, penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and information assurance
Experience supporting federal, aviation, or enterprise‑level systems
Strong analytical, communication, and documentation skills
Ability to collaborate with technical, program, and leadership teams