Cyber Security Engineer

Job Description

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Cyber Security Engineer to join our team!

We're looking for a motivated, customer-oriented Cyber Security Engineer to join our Huntsville team.

What you'll be doing:

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• Performs a variety of cyber engineering tasks related to the development, operation, and maintenance of complex technology systems.
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• Support the Government Integrated Product Team by representing the interests of the Customer in working group forums, Technical Interchange Meetings (TIMs), and any other forums required by the customer.
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• Identify, define and characterize development-related cyber and technical risks, provide evidence-based rationale for this and recommend mitigation for informed management decisions.
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• Analyze policies and procedures against Federal laws and regulations and provide recommendations for closing security gaps
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• Assist with Risk Management (RM), to include developing, implementing, and monitoring RM processes and procedures; analyzing performance; and assessing issues.
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• Ability to coordinate with multiple stakeholders to execute system requirements
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• Ability to identify and brief technical concerns through executive level- briefings to senior leadership
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• Assist with risk handling plans and make recommendations for technical engineering solutions to cybersecurity compliance issues.
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• Research, analyze, and document the applicability and feasibility of Cyber technology/upgrades and their Cyber/Computer Network Defense impacts in support of the Weapon and/or Missile Systems.
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• Assist the Program in developing artifacts to support authorization activities.
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• Assist in guiding all packages through the eMASS Package Approval Chain (PAC) and ensure required technical representation is present for any signing session with the AO.
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• Ensure that all artifacts and Objective Evidence in the eMASS tool meet the requirements for systems that are ready to receive system authorization or approval.
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• Identify, define and characterize development-related cyber and technical risks, provide evidence-based rationale for this and recommend mitigation for informed management decisions.
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• Monitor and evaluate engineering architectural diagrams and develop and maintain the GM Architecture Documents for future capabilities.
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Required skills:

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• Active Secret security clearance.
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• Current or prior experience with eMASS and RMF.
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• Bachelors in STEM and 7+ years working on missile defense-related or other complex, large DoD program / project
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• Works independently and / or leads sub-teams to analyze and resolve problems
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