Sr Systems Engineer

GovCIO is currently hiring a Subject Matter Expert (SME) Systems Engineer supporting the workforce, all working collaboratively across several efforts. The SME Systems Engineer provides technical support across the IT enterprise, spanning systems engineering, network engineering, and cybersecurity, and applies recent, hands-on experience in artificial intelligence, Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC), post-quantum cryptography, and data analytics to assess and modernize, secure, and harden the communications enterprise. The SME establishes technical direction, shapes architecture and engineering decisions with critical impact on mission delivery, and interfaces directly with senior leadership. This position will be located in the National Capital Region and will be fully onsite at customer site, within the United States. Responsibilities Provide SME-level technical leadership on major systems, network, and cybersecurity engineering efforts, establishing goals, plans, and technical baselines that meet mission objectives. Lead architecture and design of secure, resilient IT systems across multiple classification domains, including CSfC Capability Package-based solutions and integration of multiple Top Secret enclaves. Develop and execute the enterprise migration approach to post-quantum cryptography in accordance with NSA CNSA 2.0 timelines, including cryptographic inventory, prioritization, and vendor engagement. Identify, evaluate, and integrate artificial intelligence and data analytics capabilities that improve network operations, cyber defense, and decision support for the WHCA enterprise. Retire legacy technical debt and introduce modern engineering practices that counter adversary cyber operations and enable defensive cyber operations. Serve as the senior technical interface to GOVCIO and client engineering staff; present options, risks, and recommendations for decision. Mentor senior and journeyman engineers; review designs, accreditation artifacts, and technical deliverables for quality and compliance. Support RMF activities and security accreditation packages for systems under the SME's technical purview. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical discipline and 15+ years of progressive IT engineering experience. Clearance Level: Active TS/SCI Must successfully complete additional customer security eligibility, and/or compatibility determinations/requirements. Demonstrate depth in at least three of: systems engineering, network engineering, cybersecurity engineering, and enterprise architecture. Recent (within the last three years) hands-on experience in at least two of: CSfC solution design or Trusted Integrator work, post-quantum cryptography migration planning, applied artificial intelligence or machine learning, and enterprise data analytics. Experience engineering systems in TS/SCI environments and across multiple classification domains. DoD 8140 qualification at the Advanced proficiency level for DCWF work role 652 Security Architect [or 651 Enterprise Architect], and compliance with any DoD 8570 baseline cited in the task order or DD 254. CISSP with ISSAP or ISSEP concentration, or an equivalent Advanced-level qualification listed on the current DoD 8140 Foundational Qualification Matrix for the coded work role. Physical and Other Requirements On-site work located in the National Capital Region. Must be a U.S. citizen. Preferred Skills and Experience Master's degree preferred. Ability to communicate complex technical positions to senior military and civilian leadership.

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Cisco CCIE (Enterprise Infrastructure or Security) or CCNP Security. ISC2 CCSP, AWS Solutions Architect Professional, or Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect Expert. NSA CSfC Trusted Integrator experience or prior Trusted Integrator role. Experience supporting Presidential, Special Access Program, or other high-consequence communications environments. Posted Salary Range USD $190,000.00 - USD $215,000.00 /Yr. #J-18808-Ljbffr GovCIO