KITC, LLC

Role Description The Cloud DevSecOps Engineer III is responsible for designing, deploying, securing, and automating cloud infrastructure within AWS environments. This role focuses on infrastructure-as-code (IaC), continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD), security automation, and operational excellence within highly regulated federal environments. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience working with AWS services, cloud security controls, DevSecOps practices, and federal cybersecurity compliance frameworks. Key Responsibilities - Design, deploy, and maintain secure AWS cloud infrastructure supporting mission-critical applications and workloads. - Develop and manage Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using AWS CloudFormation and related automation technologies. - Implement DevSecOps practices across cloud environments, integrating security throughout the software development and deployment lifecycle. - Support CI/CD pipelines and automated deployment processes. - Configure and manage AWS services including IAM, Lambda, API Gateway, and other cloud-native technologies. - Deploy and manage containerized workloads using Docker and related technologies. - Implement cloud security monitoring, vulnerability management, and compliance controls. - Work with security and monitoring platforms including Splunk, Nessus, and Tenable. - Support federal cybersecurity compliance requirements, including FedRAMP, FISMA, NIST SP 800-53, Authority to Operate (ATO), and Continuous Monitoring (ConMon). - Collaborate with cloud architects, cybersecurity teams, developers, and federal stakeholders to ensure secure and compliant cloud solutions. - Troubleshoot complex cloud infrastructure, security, and deployment issues. - Develop and maintain technical documentation, architecture diagrams, operational procedures, and security-related documentation. Qualifications - Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Engineering, or a related technical field. - Minimum of 5 years of professional experience in cloud engineering, DevSecOps, cloud security, infrastructure engineering, or a related technical role. - Strong hands-on experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS). - Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC), including AWS CloudFormation. - Experience with Docker, AWS Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, and cloud-native technologies. - Experience implementing or supporting CI/CD pipelines and automated deployment processes. - Experience with security and monitoring tools such as Splunk, Nessus, and Tenable. - Knowledge of federal cybersecurity and compliance frameworks, including FedRAMP, FISMA, NIST SP 800-53, ATO, and Continuous Monitoring (ConMon). - Strong understanding of cloud security principles, identity and access management, vulnerability management, and security automation. Requirements - Candidates must hold at least one of the following certifications: - CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional - CAP – Certified Authorization Professional - CISA – Certified Information Systems Auditor - CRISC – Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control - CISM – Certified Information Security Manager - CGEIT – Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT Benefits - Competitive compensation based on experience and technical expertise - 100% remote work environment - Flexible project-based engagement - Opportunity to support mission-critical U.S. Federal Government cybersecurity initiatives - Collaborative team focused on cloud modernization and cybersecurity - Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity

Role Description We are seeking a highly motivated Federal/State Sales Representative with experience navigating the federal and state procurement landscape and developing opportunities within government markets. This role focuses on: - Identifying and qualifying government contracting opportunities. - Building relationships with agency stakeholders and industry partners. - Supporting capture and proposal activities. - Positioning KITC's cybersecurity, cloud, AI, and IT modernization capabilities. The ideal candidate understands the government acquisition lifecycle and can proactively develop relationships and opportunities across federal and state agencies. Qualifications - 3–6 years of business development, capture management, sales, account management, or client relationship experience within federal, state, or government contracting environments. - Demonstrated experience identifying and developing government contracting opportunities and contributing to pipeline and revenue growth. - Strong understanding of the federal and/or state government procurement lifecycle, including opportunity identification, qualification, capture, teaming, proposal development, and contract award processes. - Experience using government procurement and market intelligence platforms such as SAM.gov, GovWin, USASpending, or similar tools. - Ability to build relationships with government stakeholders, contracting officers, CORs, program managers, technical stakeholders, prime contractors, and industry partners. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to contribute to proposals, RFIs, RFPs, capability statements, presentations, and other government-facing materials. - Ability to operate independently, manage multiple opportunities simultaneously, and maintain disciplined pipeline and CRM management. Requirements - Existing relationships within federal or state agencies, government contracting organizations, prime contractors, or technology partners. - Experience selling cybersecurity, cloud, IT modernization, AI, or professional services to government customers. - Knowledge of federal cybersecurity and compliance frameworks, including FedRAMP, FISMA, NIST, and Zero Trust. - Familiarity with 8(a) contracting programs, set-aside opportunities, contract vehicles, and teaming strategies. - Experience working with AWS, Microsoft Azure, or cloud-focused government initiatives. - Experience within a government contractor, technology consulting firm, or professional services organization. Benefits - Competitive compensation based on experience and technical expertise. - 100% remote work environment. - Flexible project-based engagement. - Opportunity to support mission-critical U.S. Federal Government cybersecurity initiatives. - Collaborative team focused on cloud modernization and cybersecurity. - Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity.

Role Description KITC is seeking an experienced Splunk Engineer SME to support enterprise logging, security monitoring, observability, and cybersecurity operations within a federal government environment. This role is responsible for designing, implementing, and optimizing Splunk solutions that provide operational visibility, security analytics, compliance reporting, and continuous monitoring across AWS and hybrid infrastructures. The ideal candidate will collaborate closely with cloud architects, cybersecurity teams, system administrators, developers, and government stakeholders to support cloud modernization initiatives and enterprise security objectives. Key Responsibilities - Design, deploy, and administer Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud environments. - Integrate Splunk with AWS services, including CloudTrail, CloudWatch, GuardDuty, Security Hub, AWS Config, EC2, Lambda, and S3. - Develop SPL searches, dashboards, alerts, and operational reporting. - Support security monitoring, incident response, and compliance initiatives. - Develop automation using Python, PowerShell, Bash, AWS CLI, CloudFormation, and Terraform. - Collaborate with cloud engineers, cybersecurity teams, developers, and government stakeholders. - Maintain technical documentation and support mission-critical federal operations. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Engineering, or related field; OR 10+ years of equivalent experience. - 8+ years of cloud technology experience. - 4+ years of hands-on AWS experience. - Experience administering Splunk Enterprise and/or Splunk Cloud. - Experience supporting enterprise monitoring, logging, and security analytics. - Experience with NIST, FISMA, and FedRAMP compliance. - U.S. Citizenship required. - Ability to support EST business hours. Requirements - Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin OR Splunk Cloud Certified Admin AND one of the following: - AWS Solutions Architect Professional - AWS DevOps Engineer Professional Preferred Qualifications - Active Public Trust Clearance. - DOJ Public Trust Clearance. - Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect. - VMware Certified Professional (VCP). - Terraform Associate. - Azure or Google Cloud Platform experience. - Docker and Kubernetes. - DevSecOps and CI/CD experience. - CISSP, CISM, CEH, Security+, or similar cybersecurity certifications. Benefits - Competitive compensation based on experience and technical expertise. - 100% remote work environment. - Flexible project-based engagement. - Opportunity to support mission-critical U.S. Federal Government cybersecurity initiatives. - Collaborative team focused on cloud modernization and cybersecurity. - Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity.

Role Description KITC is seeking an experienced Systems Administrator to support enterprise endpoint management, infrastructure administration, and modernization initiatives within a federal government environment. This role is responsible for administering Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM/SCCM), Windows enterprise infrastructure, operating system deployments, application lifecycle management, patch management, endpoint security, and compliance initiatives while collaborating with government stakeholders and technical teams. Key Responsibilities - Administer and maintain Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM/SCCM). - Manage Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, and DHCP environments. - Perform operating system deployments, application packaging, and software deployments. - Manage enterprise patching through WSUS and Software Update Point (SUP). - Support endpoint security, vulnerability remediation, and compliance initiatives. - Develop PowerShell automation to improve operational efficiency. - Collaborate with cybersecurity teams and government stakeholders. - Maintain technical documentation and support enterprise modernization efforts. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field; OR 10+ years of equivalent experience. - 10+ years of systems administration experience. - 5+ years administering MECM/SCCM. - Experience with Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, and DHCP. - Experience with OSD, application packaging, patch management, and endpoint security. - Experience with NIST and CIS security standards. - U.S. Citizenship required. - Ability to support EST business hours. Requirements - Microsoft Endpoint Administrator (MD-102), or - Microsoft 365 Administrator Expert (MS-102), or - Azure Administrator Associate (AZ-104), or - CompTIA Security+ Preferred Qualifications - Active Public Trust Clearance. - DOJ Public Trust. - Microsoft Intune. - Microsoft Entra ID. - Azure Virtual Desktop. - AWS certifications. - ServiceNow / Jira. - ITIL Foundation. Benefits - Competitive compensation based on experience and technical expertise. - 100% remote work environment. - Flexible project-based engagement. - Opportunity to support mission-critical U.S. Federal Government cybersecurity initiatives. - Collaborative team focused on cloud modernization and cybersecurity. - Independent Contractor (1099).

Role Description We are seeking an experienced AI Cloud Engineer (1099‑BOP) to support a federal-facing cloud modernization and AI enablement initiative. This role focuses on designing, deploying, and optimizing AI/ML workloads on AWS, including Bedrock, serverless architectures, and secure cloud environments. The engineer will collaborate with cross‑functional teams to deliver scalable, compliant, and high‑performance AI solutions. Qualifications - 5+ years of experience in cloud engineering, architecture, or DevOps. - Strong hands-on experience with AWS Cloud Services (EC2, Lambda, S3, IAM, VPC, CloudFormation, etc.). - Experience with AI/ML workloads, including model deployment, optimization, or integration. - Familiarity with AWS Bedrock, generative AI services, or LLM-based architectures. - Proficiency in Python, automation, and CI/CD pipelines. - Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools such as CloudFormation or Terraform. - Knowledge of containerization (Docker, Kubernetes). - Ability to work independently in a remote environment and collaborate with technical and non‑technical stakeholders. Requirements - Experience supporting federal or regulated environments. - Familiarity with secure cloud architectures and compliance frameworks. - Experience with serverless AI pipelines or distributed systems. - AWS Certifications (Solutions Architect, Machine Learning, DevOps) are a plus. Benefits - This is a 1099‑BOP contract role. - Compensation is competitive and aligned with experience and technical depth. - Contractors maintain flexibility in schedule, remote work, and project-based engagement. - Additional benefits are not included under 1099 arrangements.

Role Description This is a remote position. We are seeking an experienced Security Control Assessor (SCA) to support cybersecurity assessments for state agencies. The assessor will evaluate compliance against 108 cybersecurity controls aligned to NIST CSF 2.0 and perform effectiveness testing on approximately 40 selected controls. The ideal candidate has strong experience conducting cybersecurity assessments, evaluating security governance and technical safeguards, and documenting findings and recommendations in accordance with NIST cybersecurity standards. Key Responsibilities - Conduct cybersecurity control assessments using 108 NIST CSF 2.0–aligned controls - Perform effectiveness testing for ~40 administrative, technical, and operational controls - Review policies, procedures, configurations, evidence artifacts, and operational practices - Conduct interviews and walkthroughs with agency personnel - Identify gaps, weaknesses, and remediation needs - Evaluate maturity and operational effectiveness of cybersecurity controls - Prepare findings reports, risk observations, and remediation recommendations - Maintain detailed assessment evidence and workpapers - Support risk discussions and provide cybersecurity best-practice guidance - Participate in meetings with project leadership and stakeholders - Ensure assessments follow consistent, objective, and standardized methodologies Deliverables - Control assessment worksheets - Evidence review documentation - Effectiveness testing results - Risk and gap findings - Remediation recommendations - Executive and technical assessment reports Work Location: Remote, with potential onsite visits to Florida state agency locations. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, IT, Information Assurance, or related field - Minimum 3 years conducting cybersecurity or information security assessments - Experience with: - NIST CSF 2.0 - NIST SP 800-171 or 800-53 - Security control assessments and testing - Risk assessments and compliance evaluations - Strong understanding of: - Governance and policy review - Identity and access management - Vulnerability management - Incident response - Logging and monitoring - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - Strong documentation and reporting abilities - Ability to analyze technical and non-technical cybersecurity evidence Requirements - Candidates must pass a state background investigation. Preferred Qualifications - Experience supporting state government or public sector agencies - Certifications: CISSP, CISA, CISM, CAP, Security+ - Experience with frameworks: NIST CSF, SP 800-171, SP 800-53, CJIS, SOC 2 Benefits - Remote work - Opportunity to support statewide cybersecurity initiatives - Professional development and growth opportunities - Collaborative and mission-driven environment