Are you a talented and motivated Information System Security Engineer (ISSE) with a Top-Secret clearance and demonstrated experience in security architecture and design within Linux environments?  If so, we want YOU to join our team supporting a High-Performance Computing Environment in Arlington, VA! 

**This is a pipeline requisition designed to collect resumes for potential work at AMERICAN SYSTEMS.  Qualified candidates will be contacted when the opening becomes available**

 

As an Information System Security Engineer IV, you will:

Ensure the implementation and maintenance of security controls of a High-Performance Computing (HPC) Environment IAW DoD JSIG and RMF Guidance Receive robust benefits package that includes Employee Stock Ownership Plan! Be a part of an empowered accountability culture where each employee-owner has a meaningful stake in the future success and growth of the company.

A week in the life of an Information System Security Engineer IV:

Design and implement security features per System Security Plan (SSP) for assigned Red Hat-based Information Systems Advise ISSO/ISSM on selecting and applying technical controls as outlined in DoD JSIG, NIST 800-53, etc. Assist ISSO/ISSM in developing RMF body of evidence, including SSP, SCTM, and POA&M. Offer expert guidance in Cyber Security risk management across IT system development phases. Collaborate with HPC systems engineers during functional analysis and allocation. Apply secure engineering principles, architecture, and coding methodologies. Analyze architectures, allocate security services, and select security mechanisms for HPC systems. Identify, evaluate, and recommend CS risk management options for system solutions. Explore technical alternatives to support future CS requirements and policies. Assess COTS technologies/products against DoD INFOSEC/CS requirements and provide recommendations. Conduct Cyber Security assessment tests and resolve POA&M deficiencies. Provide Windows and Linux integrations recommendations and assist with the secure implementation.