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emass jobs in San Diego

$140,000 – $150,000 · Posted 2 days ago

The Cybersecurity Engineer III will support Assessment and Authorization (A&A) accreditation efforts, including maintaining cybersecurity monitoring operations, performing incident triage, identifying vulnerabilities, and recommending remediation strategies. Responsibilities include testing and applying security controls, conducting reconnaissance, authoring Plans of Milestones and Actions (POA&Ms), developing A&A documentation (SSP, SAP, SARs), and managing eMASS tasking throughout the accreditation cycle. The role requires in-depth knowledge of the Risk Management Framework, DISA circuit connections, and cloud service provider inheritance. This position requires a Secret clearance, IAT Level III certification, and one of several advanced certifications (CASP+, CCNP Security, CISA, CISSP, GCED, or GCIH), plus 10+ years of cybersecurity or incident response experience.

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$100,300 – $135,700 · Posted 2 days ago

Lead Information Assurance and security engineering for Navy tactical networks (CANES), managing end-to-end Risk Management Framework (RMF) authorization, hardening virtualized and cloud network stacks, and ensuring compliance across diverse naval environments. Develop and maintain security authorization artifacts (SSP, SAP/SAR, POA&M, ATO packages in eMASS), apply DISA STIGs and vulnerability management tools (ACAS, NESSUS, SCAP), and provide IA guidance for application integration aligned with DoDAF and Net-Ready KPP baselines. Support developmental testing, audit response, and continuous monitoring while coordinating with PEO C4I, NIWC Pacific, and Fleet stakeholders. Mentor junior engineers and champion DevSecOps and STIG automation practices.

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$95,000 – $110,000 · Posted 2 days ago

Information Systems Security Engineer II supporting DoD Ballistic Missile Defense C4I systems with cybersecurity engineering, vulnerability management, and Risk Management Framework activities. Responsibilities include implementing cybersecurity controls, conducting DISA STIG assessments, performing vulnerability scans with tools like ACAS and Nessus, managing patches, maintaining eMASS RMF artifacts, and coordinating remediation across Windows, Linux, Hyper-V, and network environments. Must assess cybersecurity risk, document findings, and support system authorization while maintaining operational readiness in a DoD test, integration, and evaluation environment.

San DiegoLast seen today
Posted 5 days ago

Sr. Systems Administrator responsible for daily operational management of computer network systems including workstations, file servers, and virtual machines. Duties include installation and maintenance of hardware/software, network security tools (firewalls, anti-virus, intrusion detection), VMware/vSphere environments, storage solutions, and disaster recovery infrastructure. Requires 5+ years systems administration experience, 3+ years network engineering with 2+ years cloud architecture, and must hold or obtain a Top-Secret DoD security clearance. Will create technical documentation, troubleshoot vCenter/ESXI/NSX/storage systems, perform capacity planning, and manage containerized deployments.

San DiegoLast seen 4 days ago
$61,900 – $141,000 · Posted 8 days ago

As an information security risk specialist, you will assess cyber risks for DoD acquisition programs by analyzing threat landscapes, conducting risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications, and developing mitigation plans. You will leverage 4+ years of IT experience and 3+ years of Navy RMF/A&A project leadership to translate complex security concepts into actionable strategies for mission-critical systems. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining RMF artifacts, managing eMASS workflows, creating Authorization Boundary and Data Flow Diagrams, conducting compliance assessments using industry-standard tools, and communicating technical findings to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

San DiegoLast seen 6 days ago
$69,300 – $158,000 · Posted 8 days ago

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. 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.

San DiegoLast seen 6 days ago
Posted 8 days ago

Lyntris seeks a Cyber Security Engineer II to provide Risk Management Framework (RMF) Assessment and Authorization (A&A) support for Navy software solutions. The role involves designing, implementing, and monitoring cybersecurity and information assurance policies for mission-critical systems; developing system IA documentation (categorization forms, security plans, assessment plans, continuous monitoring plans, risk assessments); and guiding the software development team through security scan review, evaluation, and remediation. The engineer will work with system owners and stakeholders to manage cybersecurity requirements and continuously improve cyber posture. Requires 2–3 years of Department of Navy accreditation experience and working knowledge of NIST standards, RMF, and eMASS.

San DiegoLast seen 6 days ago
$61,900 – $141,000 · Posted 8 days ago

As an information security risk specialist, you will work with DoD acquisition programs to identify cyber risks, assess threat landscapes, and develop mitigation strategies. You will conduct risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications, translate security concepts for stakeholders, and manage RMF (Risk Management Framework) and A&A (Assessment and Authorization) activities. You need 4+ years of IT systems experience with DoD/government agencies, 3+ years leading Navy RMF projects, and expertise in security policy implementation, compliance assessment, and vulnerability mitigation. A Secret clearance and DoD 8140 Certification are required.

San DiegoLast seen 7 days ago
$69,300 – $158,000 · Posted 9 days ago

As a Cybersecurity Engineer and Risk Analyst, you will develop and implement security solutions to protect military infrastructure, performing risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications. You will leverage tools like ACAS, STIGs, and eMASS to assess security threats, implement infrastructure controls, and prepare Risk Management Framework (RMF) artifacts and Security Assessment Plans (SAP) for DoD customers. You'll troubleshoot complex cybersecurity challenges, analyze big data security events to identify advanced threats, and communicate technical findings to both technical and non-technical audiences. The role requires 3+ years of IT experience with government/DoD agencies, hands-on RMF and A&A leadership, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

San DiegoLast seen 8 days ago
$130,000 – $159,987 · Posted 10 days ago

The RMF Engineer will support DoD Assessment & Authorization activities by developing, maintaining, and managing Risk Management Framework documentation and artifacts throughout the system lifecycle. Key responsibilities include system categorization, creating and updating security plans and control evidence, managing RMF packages in eMASS, assessing security controls, and coordinating with engineering and cybersecurity teams on remediation. The role requires 3+ years of hands-on DoD RMF experience, deep knowledge of NIST SP 800-53 and RMF processes, and proficiency with authorization management tools. This hybrid position is mostly remote and demands strong technical documentation and stakeholder communication skills.

San DiegoLast seen 8 days ago
$69,300 – $158,000 · Posted 11 days ago

As a Cybersecurity Systems Engineer, you will develop and implement security solutions to protect military infrastructure, performing risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications. You'll troubleshoot complex security challenges, manage Navy Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Assessment & Authorization (A&A) activities, and implement cybersecurity controls using tools like ACAS, STIGs, and eMASS. The role requires 3+ years of DoD/government IT experience, expertise in operating systems (Windows, Linux), network infrastructure (routers, switches, firewalls, zero-trust), and compliance testing. You will communicate security findings to both technical and non-technical audiences while identifying advanced threats and supporting Navy missions.

San DiegoLast seen 9 days ago
$69,300 – $158,000 · Posted 11 days ago

As a Cybersecurity Engineer and Risk Analyst, you will develop and implement security solutions to protect military systems, performing vulnerability assessments, risk analysis, and security compliance testing across networks, systems, and applications. You'll work with DoD Risk Management Framework (RMF) processes, manage security assessment and authorization activities, and use tools like eMASS, ACAS, and STIG scanning to identify threats and implement infrastructure controls. The role requires 4+ years of IT experience with a DoD or government agency, 4+ years leading Navy RMF activities, and 3+ years implementing security controls and performing vulnerability remediation. You'll communicate security complexities to technical and non-technical audiences while supporting critical Navy mission areas.

San DiegoLast seen 9 days ago
$86,900 – $198,000 · Posted 12 days ago

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. 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.

San DiegoLast seen 9 days ago