Cyber Security Project Manager

McLean, VA
Full Time
Program and Project Support
Experienced

Cyber Security Project Manager

Location: McLean, VA
Salary: (salary is commensurate with education and experience)
Clearance: Active TOP SECRET with Polygraph required
Job Code: 20261029-4684-02b

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

  • Utilize cyber security and technical operation knowledge and expertise to support Sponsor’s mission.
  • Coordinate and facilitate technical exchange meetings to determine customer needs and validate complex requests.
  • Compose technical documents to evaluate cyber and technical projects in support of Sponsor’s mission.
  • Analyze and develop solutions for integration of various cyber data sets with Sponsor IT systems.
  • Provide insight into latest IT/cyber security trends relating to Sponsor’s mission.
    evaluate COTS and open-source cyber tools for integration with Sponsor's existing IT systems.
  • Create and provide to the Sponsor, a roadmap to execute process improvement activities, lead activities, and track progress of technical processes.
    serve as a member of the Sponsor’s Front Office support Team.
  • Provide input into the Sponsor’s technical review process.

Required Experience

  • Demonstrated experience supporting initiatives that span across organization, internal and external mission partners.
  • Demonstrated experience working with cyber security research, analysis, and forensic techniques to exploit technical data.
  • Demonstrated ability to gather data and analyze user needs to determine, recommend, and implement project plans and proposals for operational integration.
  • Demonstrated experience with networking and computer security.
  • Demonstrated experience creating strategic plans, technical project plans, and roadmaps.
  • Demonstrated experience communicating information to both technical and non-technical personnel, both verbally and via presentations.

Highly Desired Experience

  • Demonstrated experience with technical operations development and support to cyber mission.
  • Demonstrated experience working with Sponsor field offices.
  • Certification(s): Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) Certified Penetration Tester-GPEN, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), or equivalent, CompTIA Security+ Certification

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