hbss jobs in San Diego

Network Engineer IV supporting the Navy's carrier training tactical system within the CANES architecture. Responsible for maintaining, configuring, and troubleshooting afloat network hardware and software; providing direct technical support to shipboard ITs during Fleet training evolutions and underway operations; and ensuring system readiness, cybersecurity compliance, and interoperability.…See more Requires 3–5 years of network engineering experience, strong troubleshooting skills, familiarity with Navy tactical networks (NIPR/SIPR/CANES), and mandatory DoD 8570 IAT Level II (Security+) and CCNA/CCNP certifications.

The Cyber Security Analyst develops and maintains assessment documentation, performs ongoing compliance assessments using tools like ACAS, SCAP, and Trellix, and conducts security audits and Site Based Security Assessments (SBSAs) of NCS Family of Systems. The role requires 5–8 years of cybersecurity experience, current DoD 8140-compliant IAT II certification (Security+ with appropriate CE/OS), and expertise in Risk Management Framework (RMF) v3/v5, System Security Plans (SSPs), POA&Ms, STIG remediation, and eMASS.…See more Responsibilities include patching verification, configuration and change management compliance, incident reporting, continuous monitoring, and potential appointment as Information System Security Officer (ISSO) within 6 months.

Information System Security Officer III responsible for securing assigned networks, enclaves, and platform IT systems through vulnerability assessments, STIG compliance verification, and continuous monitoring. The role requires coordinating with engineers and developers to embed security throughout the system development lifecycle, managing RMF documentation and POA&M entries, conducting daily audit log and SIEM alert reviews, and supporting incident response and cyber inspections.…See more Must possess TS/SCI clearance, a bachelor's degree in IT/cybersecurity or equivalent experience, six years of hands-on security implementation and vulnerability analysis, and current DoD 8140/8570 IAM Level II certification.

Principal Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts, responsible for managing multi-user computer systems including Windows Server administration, Active Directory, Group Policy, and domain architecture design. The role involves system maintenance, patching, monitoring, compliance enforcement, backup/recovery services, and coordination across IT/Cyber teams.…See more Requires current Top Secret clearance, Security+ certification, and 3–9 years of experience depending on educational background.

Senior IT Cyber Security Specialist responsible for enterprise vulnerability scanning, system hardening, and patch management using tools like Nessus and HBSS. Administers security technologies including SIEM platforms, firewalls, endpoint protection, and VPNs while investigating security incidents and performing root cause analysis.…See more Requires 7+ years of progressive IT/cybersecurity experience in DoD or defense contractor environments, with strong Linux administration and Bash scripting skills. Must hold DoD 8570.1-M IAM Level III certification (CISSP, CISM, or GSLC) and maintain compliance with NIST SP 800-171, CMMC Level 2, and DISA STIGs.

The Network Engineer IV delivers advanced afloat C4ISR network engineering, integration, and sustainment for the Navy's carrier training tactical system within the CANES architecture. The role maintains, configures, and troubleshoots ruggedized network hardware and software baselines while providing hands-on technical support to shipboard ITs and NIWC Pacific during Fleet training events, readiness exercises, and deployment workups.…See more Responsibilities include system updates, patching, baseline management, virtualization support, enclave routing, cybersecurity compliance (STIG application, HBSS/ACAS remediation, Zero Trust hardening), and functional/performance testing with documentation of findings. The engineer must hold or obtain a Secret clearance, possess CCNA/CCNP and DoD 8570 IAT Level II (Security+), and have 3–5 years of network engineering experience with preferred expertise in Ansible, Python, Bash, PowerShell, and DevSecOps automation.

Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts, responsible for installing, upgrading, patching, and troubleshooting Windows systems and multi-user computer environments. Duties include managing Windows file systems, user accounts, permissions, security access lists, backup and recovery services, virus protection, and security audit logging on classified networks.…See more Must collaborate with network, software, and system engineers to isolate issues across hardware, firmware, operating systems, and applications, while adhering to strict information security guidelines and documenting findings for cybersecurity teams.

Principal Windows Systems Administrator supporting classified government contracts, responsible for maintaining multi-user Windows-based systems, Active Directory administration, Group Policy management, system compliance, backup/recovery services, and security audit logging. The role requires coordinating with system engineers, networking teams, and IT/Cyber management to ensure system reliability, apply patches and updates, troubleshoot cross-disciplinary issues, and maintain strict information security compliance.…See more Must hold a current Secret clearance and Security+ certification, with 3–9 years of relevant experience depending on educational background.

Associate Pathways Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts on information system lifecycle activities. The role involves resolving technical problems across hardware, software, networks, and telecommunications systems for internal customers; managing ticketing systems (ServiceNow, JIRA); and supporting multi-user computer environments under security policies.…See more Requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree, basic Windows Server OS knowledge, and ability to obtain a U.S. Government Systems Administrator certification (Cloud+, GICSP, GSEC, Security+, or SSCP) within 6 months.

System Administrator II supporting Naval IT operations with focus on front-office workstation and user account management. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Windows endpoints, managing Active Directory and user access, maintaining compliance with Navy security standards (SAAR-N, CMAR), and providing technical support across NIPR/SIPR networks.…See more The role requires hands-on experience with Navy-specific tools (NET, NEST, NIS), helpdesk ticketing workflows, endpoint security patching, and collaboration with cybersecurity and network teams.

This role performs continuous security monitoring, compliance assessments, and authorization documentation for Department of Defense information systems. The analyst will use tools like ACAS, SCAP, and eMASS to execute Risk Management Framework processes, conduct security audits, manage Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), and coordinate STIG remediation with system engineers and administrators.…See more The position requires 5–8 years of cybersecurity experience, current DoD 8140-compliant IAT II certification (Security+), and deep knowledge of RMF, system security plans, and automated compliance scanning. The analyst must be able to work independently, manage competing priorities, and be appointed Information System Security Officer (ISSO) within six months.

The Network Engineer IV delivers advanced tactical network engineering, integration, and sustainment for the Navy's carrier training system (CANES architecture), ensuring reliable data transport, system interoperability, and secure performance. The role maintains, configures, and troubleshoots shipboard and afloat network hardware and software, supports Fleet training readiness exercises, and provides hands-on technical leadership across NIWC Pacific and shipboard IT teams.…See more Responsibilities include system updates, patching, virtualization management, cybersecurity compliance (RMF, STIG, HBSS/ACAS), and functional/performance testing with occasional underway periods. The engineer must hold or obtain an active Secret clearance (TS/SCI preferred), possess DoD 8570 IAT Level II and CCNA/CCNP certifications, and demonstrate expertise in Linux, Windows Server, Cisco IOS/NX-OS, Juniper JUNOS, and infrastructure automation.

This is a senior infrastructure and cybersecurity engineering role requiring 10+ years of experience designing, administering, and securing hybrid/cloud infrastructure across Linux, Windows Server, containerized, and private cloud environments. The engineer will implement security controls aligned with NIST SP 800-53, DISA STIGs, RMF, and Zero Trust principles, support DevSecOps pipelines and CI/CD automation, and use scripting, configuration management, and Infrastructure as Code to streamline builds, patching, hardening, and compliance.…See more The role demands collaboration across cybersecurity, software, infrastructure, and mission teams to troubleshoot complex issues, improve security practices, and communicate technical risks and recommendations.

This role supports cybersecurity engineering and infrastructure security for enterprise, cloud, and classified environments. The engineer will manage vulnerability assessment, system hardening, patching, secure configuration, and DevSecOps pipeline integration across Linux and Windows Server platforms.…See more Responsibilities include compliance support (RMF, ATO, NIST SP 800-53, DISA STIGs), CI/CD security automation, containerized environment hardening, and infrastructure-as-code implementation. Strong technical depth in cloud platforms (AWS/AWS GovCloud), container orchestration, security tooling, and the ability to communicate complex technical and compliance issues to engineering and mission stakeholders are required.

The Network Engineer IV delivers advanced carrier training tactical system network engineering, integration, and sustainment for Navy afloat C4ISR operations within the CANES architecture. The role maintains, configures, and troubleshoots ruggedized network hardware and software baselines; provides direct technical support to shipboard ITs during Fleet training evolutions and underway testing; and ensures system readiness, cybersecurity compliance, and secure tactical data transport.…See more The engineer supports RMF artifacts, STIG application, vulnerability remediation, and Zero Trust hardening across Fleet units. 3–5 years of network engineering experience, CCNA/CCNP certification, DoD 8570 IAT Level II (Security+), and an active Secret clearance are required.

The Network Engineer IV delivers advanced tactical network engineering, integration, and sustainment for Navy carrier training systems within the CANES architecture. The role involves maintaining, configuring, and troubleshooting shipboard network hardware and software, supporting NIWC Pacific and fleet operations during training exercises and deployment workups.…See more Key responsibilities include system sustainment, afloat technical support, cybersecurity compliance (RMF, STIG, Zero Trust), and automated testing. The engineer must hold or obtain a Secret clearance, possess CCNA/CCNP and Security+ certifications, and have 3–5 years of network engineering experience with Navy tactical networks (NIPR/SIPR/CANES).