Cyber Security Project Engineer

McLean, VA
Full Time
Information Assurance and System Security
Experienced

Cyber Security Project Engineer

Location: McLean, VA
Salary: (salary is commensurate with education and experience)
Clearance: Active TOP SECRET with Polygraph required
Job Code: 20261029-4684-04c

The Opportunity

Join a team to coordinate and manage technical projects in support of a mission impact focused office.  Perform technical project management that spans technical data analysis, information technology security research, data integration, software evaluation and graphical visualization for multiple enterprise projects spanning financial industry, telecommunications, media and energy sectors.

What You Will Do

  • Work in partnership with an integrated team of staff and contractor targeting analysts to develop mission-focused projects for the Sponsor.
  • Extract and fuse network, computer, and mobile data from multiple Sponsor data sources to provide value added technical analysis to inform operational planning.
  • Evaluate and integrate technical and financial data using Sponsor’s IT systems.
  • Identify key data trend across technical and financial data sets to provide analysis via briefing, proposals, and reports.
  • Leverage financial technology and platforms to develop tailored analytic reports to be provided to the Sponsor.
  • Utilize information technology security research to identify projects in coordination with Cyber Security Project Managers.

Required Experience

  • Demonstrated experience with technical data exploitation and analysis of all source data sets.
  • Demonstrated experience with computer systems, networking, and mobile data set exploitation.
  • Demonstrated experience utilizing Sponsor data sets to develop and build out technical analysis and provide technical vulnerability assessment for networks.

Highly Desired Experience

  • Demonstrated experience work with cryptocurrency technologies and financial transactional process.
  • Demonstrated experience providing data analysis using scripting and data analysis tools, such as Python, Perl, or general database experience.
  • Demonstrated experience working with internal and external financial offices.
  • Demonstrated experience with supporting technical operations development and cyber projects.
  • Demonstrated experience communicating information to both technical and non-technical personnel, both verbally and via presentations.
  • Certification(s): Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS); Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator - Blockchain Intelligence Group (CCI).
     
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