acquisition-lifecycle jobs in San Diego

This is an Enterprise Architect role within Naval Information Warfare Systems Command responsible for designing, evaluating, and securing enterprise network architectures at an advanced proficiency level. The incumbent will conduct vulnerability scans and configuration analyses, integrate cybersecurity requirements across acquisition lifecycle phases, and oversee the security posture of large-scale DoD information systems.…See more The role requires a minimum of one year of specialized experience at the GS-12 equivalent level and mandates obtaining and maintaining DoDM 8140.03 Cyber Workforce qualifications.

Systems Engineer III will support cybersecurity-informed architecture and acquisition activities for complex Navy systems, tracking cybersecurity implementation, cyber risk, RMF considerations, and security controls across engineering, procurement, certification, and sustainment phases. The role requires coordinating technical representation and integration with Navy platform organizations, program offices, and fleet stakeholders to support roadmaps, engineering changes, technical documentation, demonstrations, and capability fielding.…See more The candidate must have 10+ years of systems engineering experience with complex software, hardware, network, or mission systems, plus demonstrated expertise in architecture development, requirements-driven design, test-driven development, and System of Systems engineering activities including requirements analysis, design coordination, integration planning, and verification/validation.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer and Risk Analyst, you will develop and implement security solutions to protect military infrastructure, performing vulnerability and compliance assessments using industry-standard tools like eMASS and ACAS. You'll troubleshoot complex security challenges, assess network and system threats, implement infrastructure controls, and communicate security risks to both technical and non-technical audiences.…See more The role requires 3+ years of experience leading Risk Management Framework (RMF) activities for DoD projects, vulnerability scanning, and security control implementation. You'll work closely with Navy missions to identify cyber risks, recommend solutions, and provide hands-on support using your knowledge of cybersecurity policy, networks, system infrastructure, and risk management.