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Role Summary

The role is responsible for delivering and managing cloud security and endpoint security services, assessing policies and rules, safeguarding SaaS applications, data and endpoints. You’ll collaborate with colleagues supporting network and architecture assessment, threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, and security operations. This position supports the Enterprise Security Transformation practice and is focused on engineering secure methods of utilizing cloud infrastructure services and software to improve the overall security posture. Cloud security engineers may instruct other teams on proper coding methods. They may also investigate, create, and recommend innovative technologies or other methods that will enhance the security of cloud-based environments.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Protects system by defining access privileges, control structures, and resources.
• Safeguards information system assets by identifying and solving potential and actual security problems.
• Recognizes problems by identifying abnormalities; reporting violations.
• Determines security violations and inefficiencies by conducting periodic audits.
• Consolidate root cause analysis of past pentest results.
• Upgrades system by implementing and maintaining security controls.
• Require periodic after-hours/weekend support.
• Any other duties assigned by the Team Lead/Solution Architect.

Job Requirements

• 3 years experience in AWS Cloud Security, Security Hub, Guard Duty, Inspector, etc.
• Strong understanding of SSDLC and security frameworks.
• Knowledge in OWASP Security Standards.
• In-depth knowledge of architecture, engineering, and operations of at least one enterprise IDS/IPS/SIEM platform.
• Hands on experience with vulnerability scanning and pentesting tools.
• Hands-on experience analyzing high volumes of logs, network data (e.g. Netflow, FPC), and other attack artifacts in support of incident investigations.
• Experience with identity and access management architectures and solutions including AD, RBAC, SSO, identity lifecycle management.
• Experience in IAM, secrets management, encryption technologies, SaaS services hardening, Kubernetes and container security
• Experience with Linux administration, shell scripting, and open-source security tools.
• Knowledge of security best practices in hardening and protecting cloud environments, networks, servers, endpoints, applications, and databases.
• Certifications in OSCP / CISSP / SANS / Other relevant security certifications.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, team player and independent worker.
• Ability to operate in a fast-paced work environment and deliver under pressure.
• AWS certification will be an added advantage.

• This position(s) is located in the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Center for Devices and Radiological Heath (CDRH), Office of Product Evaluation and Quality, Office of Regulatory Programs (ORP). This is a remote position.
• ORP develops policy and provides support across all regulatory programs conducted within OPEQ.
• ORP performs cross-cutting analysis to assess the performance of programs, develops tools that aid in evaluating the safety and quality of devices and electronic products, and continually monitors the state of regulated industry.
• ORP programs strive to amplify and improve the impact that Center activities have on patients by facilitating accurate, consistent and timely assessment of medical and other technology over its full life.
• ORP staff provide programmatic expertise; develop regulatory policy, processes, and tools; provide interpretations of regulatory requirements; and address novel or complex policy exceptions encountered during reviews.
• Staff conduct program analysis and quality control activities for programs for purposes of ensuring consistency across OPEQ components and continually improving upon CDRH regulatory programs.
• ORP also provides technical and logistical support on document control and automated systems which support the review activities performed across OPEQ and CDRH.
• As a Senior Scientist in the ORP, you will develop regulatory programs and policies development for entities across CDRH engaged in the review of medical devices and radiological products;
• Apply knowledge of scientific methodology and the application of science to ensure scientific consistency and validity of policy-related documents; and
• Serve as a subject matter expert in legal, regulatory, and scientific matters related to the review and authorization of medical devices and electronic products.

• Determine final solutions and advise Resident Office/Area personnel, higher authority and/or the contracting officer on such technical or administrative matters as they affect the contract.
• Review contractor's construction submittals and assures maintenance of contract files.
• Review shop drawings, and technical data submitted by contractors for contract and performance requirements, recommending approval, rejection, or receipt.
• Inspect partial or completed facilities to determine acceptable compliance with plans and specifications. Investigates problems and provides temporary assistance to project engineer or COR.
• Perform office engineering duties associated with construction of various projects, ensuring that engineering systems are constructed in accordance with contract plans and specifications and safety requirements.
• Assist Resident and Area office in maintaining a consistent response with all functional aspects of our work and appearance to our customers.
• Assist with analysis of contractors' schedules and may participate on technical evaluation panels.
• Coordinate work efforts with engineers of other disciplines, higher authority, using activity, and contractors to ensure proper completion of the work elements.

• Serve as a Senior Civil Engineer for transportation infrastructure and dams.
• Serve as a national expert on the entire range of construction, renovation, inspection, decommissioning, and/or demolition of Army dams and transportation infrastructures.
• Establish and/or maintain Army guidance criteria and standards for the construction, operation, maintenance, and repair of facilities and infrastructure with Army publications.
• Produces the Army portion of federal required reports on dams and transportation infrastructure.

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• Negotiate and compose technical customer test requirements into effective sled test requirements and measurements
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously
• Establish reporting timelines for post-test data processing and publish written technical reports
• Understand and communicate technical information to stakeholders across various disciplines, both verbally and in writing
• Assist in the creation and archival of accurate and timely test documentation including contract documents, test plans, safety plans, security plans, launch orders, mission reports, etc.
• Document test setup and post-test conditions
• Use a variety of software and analytic methods to deduce test conditions. Test data includes, but is not limited to Doppler radars, high speed cameras, accelerometers and angular rate sensors
• Draw conclusions based on test data and compile into a technical report
• Communicate effectively with test team and customers to achieve proper data collection. Primary modes of communication include technical reports, presentations and meetings/email correspondence
• Work with and motivate team members across diverse functional areas
• Respond effectively to rapidly changing situations

• Serve as a Senior Civil Engineer for transportation infrastructure and dams.
• Serve as a national expert on the entire range of construction, renovation, inspection, decommissioning, and/or demolition of Army dams and transportation infrastructures.
• Establish and/or maintain Army guidance criteria and standards for the construction, operation, maintenance, and repair of facilities and infrastructure with Army publications.
• Produces the Army portion of federal required reports on dams and transportation infrastructure.

• Serve as an engineering national technical specialist and principal advisor on inland navigation locks and dams for the Inland Navigation Design Center (INDC).
• Review and comment on analyses completed by other technical specialists.
• Work with United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) research labs to develop data that extends understanding of the technical engineering aspects of projects.
• Provide technical direction to the planning, developing, building, and sustaining of a national cadre of competent engineers in the Inland Navigation Design (IND) CoP, within constraints of budgets and programs.
• Serve as project lead, ensure performance, quality, execution is consistent with established schedules and requirements.
• Coordinate and monitor schedules, progress, and suspense dates to ensure INDC work products and analyses are completed when required.
• Develop, review, and/or update USACE engineering publications, criteria, and guidance related to the INDC under the guidance of, and as prioritized by, Headquarters USACE (HQUSACE) Community of Practice (CoP) leaders.
• Support the INDC mission with specialized engineering expertise to analyze and design inland navigation projects and integration with other engineering disciplines.
• Ensure compliance with established criteria, sound engineering principles, and professional practices
• Lead development of methods and tools for use by USACE to support lock and dam design and analysis.
• Develop engineering models and tools to be used for risk and reliability analyses to support risk-informed decisions in the design of new locks and dams as well as the repair of existing lock and dams.
• Perform all facets of the design and analysis processes for inland navigation MEGA projects, and the ability to communicate these skills in a consistently clear, concise, and accurate manner.

• Assist the State Conservation Engineer in coordinating operation/maintenance, inspection, and other dam safety related activities on watershed structures formerly constructed with USDA funding or technical assistance.
• Coordinates with engineers, regulating boards, and others responsible for developing and implementing storm water and erosion control regulations in urban areas.
• Makes periodic quality reviews of notes, drawings, designs, and installations for compliance with policies, procedures, and/or specifications.
• Advises, assists, and trains field personnel on techniques of civil and agricultural engineering including erosion control, livestock watering systems, waste management, water quality, and general engineering applications.
• Provides reviews of high job class engineering projects as required by policy.

• You will anticipate new or changed system demands for programs and services and seek information to guide or take action.
• You will apply new developments and design approaches to technical problems
• You will guide, coach, and mentor others in support of resolving complex issues and conflicting interests

As a General Engineer/Physical Scientist (Senior Program Manager), you will:

• The incumbent must manage a large number, of projects involving NNSA sponsored programs performed at SNL, most of which are multi-year research and development projects revolving around state-of-the-art technology.
• Manages funding resources in the implementation and execution of specific national security projects in full accordance with allocations provided in the Approved Funding Program.
• Conducts analyses to forecast project over runs/under runs in program/project obligations and costs, and requests reallocation of funds or supplemental appropriations as necessary.
• Establishes and maintains system to manage the authorization of work at SNL, in accordance with regulations. Monitors performance of contractors and provides technical direction of efforts required under the Statement of Work.
• Makes recommendations on modifications to Statements of Work, as necessary. Reviews and endorses operating and equipment budget, manpower requirements, schedule and proposed subcontract efforts for the support of assigned program activities.
• Communicate in written and oral form to all levels of DOE/NNSA management, field and Albuquerque Complex managers, program representatives, contractors, and private industry on a variety of topics to include implementation of new processes and procedures, interpretation of legislation and cross-cutting program issues; conduct of formal negotiations and policy resolution; and delivery of formal presentations or program review findings.

• Serves as the BLM senior cost engineer responsible for coordinating, planning, and overseeing the BLMs cost estimating program.
• Prepares thorough and accurate cost estimates and reviews cost estimates by others for all phases of design (Schematic, Design Development, and Construction Drawings) and Construction as well as Operations and Maintenance.
• Develop detailed policy, procedures, criteria, technical references, and guidelines for BLM use in preparing, feasibility and engineering estimates for facilities and their associated equipment.
• Advises and collaborates in the development of the bureau’s short and long-range plans for BLM assets, including costs for sites, roads, bridges, dams, radio towers and structures.
• Serves as project manager on engineering design and construction projects.
• Incorporates and enters cost models/schedules using automated systems/computer programs (such as excel, access, lotus, and others) into the Bureau-wide automated system and project management data systems.
• Leads Value Engineering program for the BLM, all projects over one million dollars.
• Develops, coordinates and conducts Bureau-wide seminars and training courses (in classroom and on-line settings) in the application of cost estimating, life cycle cost estimating and Value Engineering.
• Holds responsibility for annual updates to all global adjustment factors including Location, Remoteness, Wage Rate, Taxes, Historic Preservation, and Inflation.
• Visits proposed work sites to investigate conditions and circumstances.
• Reviews schedules, plans and specifications, obtains a general outline of requirements and/or performs site investigations of conditions to determine the feasibility of construction as planned.

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The primary purpose of this position is to serve as the Director, Nuclear Technology and Integration, directing or supporting the activities of the DoD nuclear enterprise efforts. This position is responsible for all Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC) Intelligence, Mission Assurance (system vulnerabilities & nuclear weapon effects), Nuclear Certification and AFNWC early phase (pre-milestone A) activities, to include, studies, analyses, and technology development/maturation efforts supporting and leading multiple multi-million-dollar technical efforts. Additionally, this position is responsible for supporting the Center's Special Access Program (SAP) activities, as well as the Center's Nuclear Materiel Management (NMM) and integration Program Executive Officer duties, in support of the Nation's nuclear deterrence mission.

Candidates should have a strong background in professional engineering principles, methods, and techniques to effectively apply advanced engineering theories and practices across multiple weapon systems and platforms. Furthermore, the candidate will assess the impact of emerging technology on current systems and processes to formulate recommendations and solutions.

DUTIES:

• Serve as a nuclear weapon system technical expert, which will lead, manage, direct, and is responsible for activities either directly, or in support of, current and new DoD funded acquisition efforts.
• Exercise supervisory personnel management responsibilities at least 25% of the time. Plan work to be accomplished by subordinates, set and adjust short- and long-term priorities, and prepare schedules for completion of work.
• Maintain continuous assessment of AFNWC systems development, production, and sustainment programs to assure proper technical continuity and currency as related to nuclear certification, vulnerability assessments, nuclear weapons effects, intelligence activities, and future nuclear capability development. Primary emphasis is devoted to assessing intelligence information, analysis of alternatives, and technology related to next generation nuclear systems. Emphasis is also placed on the integration of nuclear surety across the Department of Defense and Department of Energy with other systems and subsystems (such as nuclear command and control).
• Keep abreast of National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), National Laboratories (i.e., Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, and Sandia), the Intelligence Community (IC), Navy and industry developments in technical areas. Provide integration and development technical expertise across AFNWC.
• Provide AFNWC with an expert engineering authority and consultant on technologies & operations, that, are applicable for weapon system integration, to meet the intended design and performance-based specification, while minimizing life-cycle costs for current and new weapons systems.
• Provide Intelligence Community (IC) and National Laboratory interface between AFNWC, DOE laboratories and the Air Force Research Laboratory and promote the technology transfer of advanced concept laboratory projects to AFNWC systems applications integration.
• As a technical expert, chair study teams conducting evaluations of AFNWC systems, ascertain the impact of significant technological breakthroughs on systems, and select a best approach from competing approaches to achieve operational capability and technological applicability.
• Direct the course that technical studies should take, culminating in productive solutions. The results of these technical efforts are usually carried through channels by personal, oral presentations, and reports by the incumbent to AFNWC leadership, Air Force Material Command (HQ AFMC), Air Force, and/or the Department of Defense (D0D). Serve on Air Force inter-agency, other government agencies, NNSA and industry technical panels and committees as an advisor in the broad areas of conceptual design and early systems engineering for development planning.
• Advise staff and senior leadership on the proper methods for assessing technology development and integration regarding development and production of nuclear weapons systems. Exercise originality and nuclear technical expertise in planning, managing, and evaluating the technical engineering functions involved in concept development, planning, testing, and modification of advanced technology applications in current and future development projects.

• Serve as an engineering national technical specialist and principal advisor on inland navigation locks and dams for the Inland Navigation Design Center (INDC).
• Review and comment on analyses completed by other technical specialists.
• Work with United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) research labs to develop data that extends understanding of the technical engineering aspects of projects.
• Provide technical direction to the planning, developing, building, and sustaining of a national cadre of competent engineers in the Inland Navigation Design (IND) CoP, within constraints of budgets and programs.
• Serve as project lead, ensure performance, quality, execution is consistent with established schedules and requirements.
• Coordinate and monitor schedules, progress, and suspense dates to ensure INDC work products and analyses are completed when required.
• Develop, review, and/or update USACE engineering publications, criteria, and guidance related to the INDC under the guidance of, and as prioritized by, Headquarters USACE (HQUSACE) Community of Practice (CoP) leaders.
• Support the INDC mission with specialized engineering expertise to analyze and design inland navigation projects and integration with other engineering disciplines.
• Ensure compliance with established criteria, sound engineering principles, and professional practices
• Lead development of methods and tools for use by USACE to support lock and dam design and analysis.
• Develop engineering models and tools to be used for risk and reliability analyses to support risk-informed decisions in the design of new locks and dams as well as the repair of existing lock and dams.
• Perform all facets of the design and analysis processes for inland navigation MEGA projects, and the ability to communicate these skills in a consistently clear, concise, and accurate manner.

What you will do:

• Provides sales support to the engineering /sales team. Conducts engineering design and processes and / or financial analysis during project development. Generates take-off plans and specifications. Develops and writes estimates or proposals. May call on potential customers as directed by sales managers.

How you will do it:

• Perform drafting, design and prepare engineering drawings (2D) and documentation as per customer’s/project requirements.
• Create electrical schematic, Design layout plans and detailed designs with AutoCAD software.
• Provide pre-sales support to Sales team, including proposal costing and attending technical clarifications
• meeting and/or presentation with customers
• Products sourcing from suppliers.
• Compilation and submission of all documentations as required as per the project requirements.
• Review customer’s technical comments and revise documentation and drawings.
• Visual Inspection and quality check on products/Systems.
• Prepare Functional Test Documents and Assist Project Operations Team on functional testing.
• Liaise and maintain good relationship with customers, subcontractors and suppliers

What we look for:

• Min. Diploma/Degree in Electrical/ Electronic Engineering
• More than 5 years’ experience in Marine Offshore Protection System with related experience.
• Good knowledge of NFPA/Marine Classification Rules & Regulations
• Familiar with Fire & Gas Detection, Vesda Systems.
• Proficiency in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office especially Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Resourceful, results-oriented, excellent interpersonal skills and business acumen
• Able to work independently and deliver results for multiple projects under tight deadlines
• Willingness to learn new things.
• Basic knowledge OT systems, such as SCADA and DCS
• Basic understanding of cybersecurity concepts and best practices, including risk management, threat modeling, and incident response
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

What we offer:

• Competitive salary
• Paid vacation/holidays/sick time
• Comprehensive benefits package
• On the job/cross training opportunities
• Encouraging and collaborative team environment
• Dedication to safety through our Zero Harm policy