nist-controls jobs in San Diego

Prepare, develop, and maintain Risk Management Framework (RMF) artifacts and packages to support system authorization and compliance with DoD standards. Perform risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications, and coordinate cybersecurity operations with technical leads to identify threats and develop mitigation strategies.…See more Implement security controls, execute compliance testing using industry tools like eMASS and ACAS, and deliver security briefings to stakeholders incorporating NIST controls analysis. Work independently to devise solutions, communicate technical findings to mixed audiences, and lead projects from inception through completion.

The Software Installation Engineer conducts onsite software installations and system configurations at customer facilities, performing data migrations, system verifications, and testing across project iterations. The role requires hands-on expertise in Linux administration, networking hardware (routers, switches, firewalls), infrastructure-as-code tools, and security frameworks, with responsibility for troubleshooting, quality control implementation, and project documentation.…See more This individual will travel to customer sites to support installations, coordinate with project teams, and maintain compliance with security standards (RMF, STIGs, NIST controls).

The Cybersecurity Engineer will coordinate cybersecurity activities including preparation and maintenance of Risk Management Framework (RMF) artifacts, risk and vulnerability assessments across network/system/application domains, and day-to-day cyber operations. The role requires performing compliance testing, implementing security controls and policies, working with tools like eMASS and ACAS, and developing security documentation for DoD/government systems up to TS/SCI classification.…See more The candidate must work independently, identify risks and devise mitigation solutions, and communicate findings to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. A bachelor's degree and DoD 8140 qualification (equivalent to former DoD 8570 IAT II) are required, along with 3+ years in cybersecurity, T&E, or Authorization & Accreditation roles.

The Information System Security Officer (ISSO) serves as a steward of classified and high-side information systems, ensuring security compliance and operational resilience in accordance with DoD and DCSA standards. The role involves executing Risk Management Framework (RMF) activities, pursuing Authorization to Operate (ATO) via eMASS, conducting vulnerability scanning with tools like Nessus, and maintaining compliance with NISP and federal requirements.…See more Responsibilities include hands-on system administration, security monitoring, patch management, data transfer operations, and collaborative work with industrial security teams to integrate technical and administrative controls. Success requires proven experience processing ATO packages, system administration skills, security compliance knowledge, and the ability to balance rigorous security controls with operational effectiveness.