macsec jobs in San Diego

The Senior Systems Engineer will design, develop, and support communications and encryption devices for DoD and Intelligence Community customers. The role requires advising on cryptographic equipment deployment, analyzing emerging threats, and providing technical expertise on encryption technologies and acquisition decisions.…See more Responsibilities include liaison with vendors, technical briefings to leadership, and systems-level analysis to support budget and fielding decisions. The position requires a Bachelor's degree, 5–15 years in cybersecurity or systems engineering, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret-level DoD security clearance.

Lead a comprehensive security architecture program for Logos Space's ground-based satellite terminals, with technical ownership of end-to-end security design across mmWave apertures, RF/baseband subsystems, and baseband hardware. Design and implement RF-related datalink security, secure wireless protocols, threat models, and secure provisioning workflows while ensuring compliance with FIPS and other cryptographic standards.…See more Mentor security engineers, oversee manufacturing security and chain-of-custody processes, and collaborate with hardware and RAN teams to integrate security controls. This is a hands-on role with potential to build a team, requiring 7–10 years of embedded security experience, proficiency in C/C++/Rust and Python, and deep knowledge of threat modeling, secure boot, firmware security, and anti-tampering mechanisms.

The Senior Systems Engineer will design, develop, and support communications and encryption devices, providing technical expertise in cryptographic technologies and deployment strategies. Responsibilities include advising on cryptographic equipment deployment, analyzing emerging threats, conducting technical analysis of cryptographic products for acquisition decisions, liaising with vendors on device lifecycle, and supporting leadership with briefings and fielding decisions.…See more The role requires 5–15 years of cybersecurity, systems engineering, or network security experience, along with strong analytical, problem-solving, and written communication skills. A bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering, Computer Science, or related field is required.