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Conduct digital forensics, incident response, threat hunting, cyber data analytics, and security event analysis within a 24/7 Cybersecurity Operations Center. Responsibilities include identifying host and network security risks, documenting incidents, monitoring vulnerabilities and threats, evaluating security technologies, supporting remediation, collaborating with IT teams, and reviewing analysts’ work. The role requires Splunk expertise, EDR-based investigations, forensic analysis across disk, memory, network, and cloud artifacts, scripting skills, and knowledge of Windows, Linux, and security controls.

Own the Alaska modernization workstream product vision, roadmap, and backlog for FAA air traffic control programs. Translate stakeholder needs into user stories and features, prioritize releases, lead Agile planning, coordinate FAA and engineering stakeholders, support aviation infrastructure and communications deployments, ensure safety and cybersecurity compliance, and manage dependencies, risks, KPIs, and executive reporting.

Supports software quality assurance and test automation for a government program. Develops automated unit, integration, and end-to-end tests; executes manual testing; documents results; manages defects in JIRA; maintains traceability and testing reports; performs accessibility, performance, disaster recovery, and IV&V testing; and participates in Agile ceremonies and DevSecOps quality gates.

Own end-to-end reliability for an enterprise application by defining SLOs, building observability and alerting, shipping resilient Python and Rust code, operating EKS and AWS infrastructure, maintaining CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code, leading incident response, and driving security, compliance, load testing, capacity planning, and chaos engineering. Mentor engineers and support progressive delivery in regulated national-security environments.

Designs, integrates, administers, and sustains Okta-based IAM services for DoD systems. Implements secure authentication using Okta Identity Engine, Embedded SDK, OAuth, OIDC, PKCE, FIDO2/WebAuthn, and SAML. Develops mobile identity integrations for iOS and Android, manages token lifecycles and identity federation, automates lifecycle processes, supports API authorization, and troubleshoots complex integrations. Ensures compliance with DoD RMF, DISA STIGs, and NIST standards while supporting DevSecOps and CI/CD modernization initiatives.

Develops and delivers nontechnical training programs through live web-based classes, seminars, coaching, workshops, and e-learning. Creates instructional outlines, tests, teaching aids, training videos, and evaluation criteria. Identifies employee development needs, consults with stakeholders, coordinates vendors, monitors training budgets, and maintains existing training content. The role is fully remote with occasional in-person domestic and potentially annual international classes.

Provides Tier I and II technical support for software, hardware, and network issues. Diagnoses problems, guides users through solutions, prioritizes support requests, provides technical information and training, maintains network diagrams and circuit records, and coordinates with network and software teams to restore services and resolve root causes.

Monitor and investigate security alerts, conduct threat hunting, analyze network and log data, perform forensic investigations, and develop SPL queries using SIEM and EDR tools. The role supports incident response, security monitoring improvements, SOC process development, risk mitigation, reporting, and mentoring junior analysts. It requires flexibility across all shifts and collaboration with government and cybersecurity teams in a remote federal environment.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, performs threat hunting, analyzes logs and network traffic, and conducts incident and forensic analysis. The analyst uses SIEM and EDR tools, develops Splunk queries, identifies attack techniques, improves SOC monitoring and procedures, advises management on risks, prepares incident reports, and mentors junior analysts. The role supports federal systems and requires flexibility across all shifts.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, performs threat hunting, analyzes logs and network traffic, conducts incident and forensic analysis, and develops SPL queries. The SOC Analyst operates SIEM and EDR tools, improves monitoring solutions, documents procedures, advises on security risks, supports SOC initiatives, and mentors junior analysts. The role requires flexibility across all shifts and occasional onsite participation despite being fully remote.