dod-rmf jobs in San Diego

This junior-level cyber engineering role involves supporting the planning, implementation, monitoring, and upgrades of security measures protecting DoD networks and systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting security and network problems, responding to breaches, testing for vulnerabilities, implementing IA controls compliant with DoD RMF, and configuring firewalls and Linux systems.…See more The candidate must have 2–4 years of hands-on cyber or IT experience, in-depth Linux and virtualized-systems knowledge (VMWare, KVM, Hyper-V), understanding of wireless tools and network security protocols, and DoD 8570 IAT Level 2 certification.

The Security Control Assessor – Representative will perform risk-based reviews and evaluations of system security plans (SSPs) for classified systems under the Risk Management Framework (RMF), making authorization recommendations. The role requires expert knowledge of NIST 800-53 security controls, DoD/DCSA policies, and the NISP eMASS platform to assess compliance artifacts, document findings, and provide defensible security authorization decisions.…See more The candidate must hold an IAT Level II certification (Security+, CCNA Security, CSA+, GICSP, GSEC, or SSCP) and an active Secret clearance to evaluate classified system packages against government technical standards.

Mid-level cyber engineer responsible for planning, implementing, and managing security measures protecting DoD data, systems, and networks. Will troubleshoot security and network problems, respond to breaches, test for vulnerabilities, implement IA controls compliant with DoD RMF, and ensure appropriate security controls are enabled.…See more Requires 6–8 years of hands-on cyber/IT experience, in-depth Linux and virtualized systems knowledge, firewall configuration and troubleshooting, network security protocols, and DoD IA/RMF frameworks. Must hold DoD 8570 IAT Level 2 certification and an active Secret clearance.

As Principal Network Engineer reporting to the Director of Engineering & Technology, you will develop network architectures for tactical and enterprise systems, implementing security protocols (HAIPE, IPsec, TLS) and dynamic routing (OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, MANET). You'll oversee multi-million-dollar programs with rigorous technical baselines, mentor cross-functional engineering teams, translate customer requirements into system designs, and serve as the technical voice in executive and customer engagements.…See more Key responsibilities include WAN/LAN/WLAN design, DoD RMF compliance, emerging technology adoption (AI-enabled orchestration, zero-trust), and strategic roadmap development.

Enterprise IT Systems Engineer supporting mission-critical Department of Defense environments with 12+ years of experience designing and administering secure, scalable infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing Microsoft Active Directory, PKI, enterprise backup/disaster recovery, storage area networks, Hyper-Converged Infrastructure, and virtualization platforms (VMware, Kubernetes, Docker).…See more Must demonstrate expertise in DoD cybersecurity compliance (RMF, STIGs), cloud services (Office 365, IaaS/PaaS), and secure system technologies including encryption, VDI, and VoIP. Requires TS/SCI clearance and ability to obtain DoD 8570.11 IAT Level II certification within 30 days.

OWT Global seeks a Cybersecurity Analyst to serve as technical authority for ServiceNow platform security, ensuring compliance with federal cybersecurity protocols including NIST SP 800-53 and DoD RMF. Responsibilities include mapping ServiceNow roles and access controls to compliance frameworks, developing and maintaining System Security Plans (SSP) and POA&Ms, supporting vulnerability management and security assessments, and providing advisory support to government personnel on cybersecurity matters.…See more The role requires five years of practical cybersecurity experience, a Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity or related field, and relevant certifications (CISSP or Security+ preferred), with strong understanding of ServiceNow architecture and DoD RMF processes.

The Cybersecurity PKI Engineer will develop and maintain secure, scalable PKI solutions aligned with Navy and DoD standards, managing certificate inventories, system configurations, and architectural documentation. The role requires 5+ years in information security focused on PKI and IdAM infrastructure, hands-on experience with PKI hardware/software components, and automated certificate management.…See more Responsibilities include evaluating new technologies, supporting implementation, and partnering across engineering, security, infrastructure, and business teams to deliver solutions meeting operational and technical requirements. A Secret clearance and DoD 8140 Certification are required.