• Lead and develop a team of engineers responsible for building and operating enterprise cyber services; • Establish clear goals, provide coaching and feedback, and support career growth. • Own service delivery and contribute to multi-quarter roadmap across the cyber infrastructure portfolio pillars. • Drive secure-by-design engineering practices, reference architectures, and standard patterns for onboarding new platforms. • Establish and maintain operational excellence: SLAs/SLOs, service health metrics, runbooks, incident response playbooks. • Partner with Security Operations and Threat teams on logging, telemetry, and SIEM integration to ensure detections are effective. • Collaborate cross-functionally with Architecture, Infrastructure, Cloud, and Application teams to plan and deliver integrations, migrations, and new capabilities. • Champion automation and Infrastructure-as-Code to improve consistency and speed of delivery across cyber infrastructure services.

• Develop NIST 800-53 Rev5 based System Security Plan (SSP) • Create/Update the applicable documents identified by NIST 800-53 Rev 5, specifically the Security Assessment Report (SAR) • Create/Update the associated Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M) • Provide detailed security-related reports including data, analyses, and conclusions upon completion of tests, scans, and assessments, including mitigations and, if indicated, appropriate escalation of identified risks and vulnerabilities • Verify and document the implementation of security controls necessary to achieve compliance • Keep management apprised of impending areas of concern, verbally and in writing • Review and develop System Security Plans (SSPs), Plans of Actions and Milestones (PO&Ms), and as well as other necessary artifacts • Facilitate the Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M) program to ensure customer systems have accurately and fully provided information for POA&M activities to include valid remediation of findings • Develop various policy documents (SOPs/CONOPs) as required • This may include policies regarding Configuration Management, IS Sanitization, Media Security, Password Policy, Business Continuity, Continuity of Operations, Incident Response, Disaster Recover, and Security Assessments • Develop new, and mature existing information security and risk policies • Initiate, and lead on-going information security maturity assessment processes and training, using industry accepted frameworks and implement into the overall cyber security posture • Produce and review key performance indicators for implemented security measures and distribute KPIs • Maintain knowledge of threat landscape by monitoring threat intelligence, and other related sources

• Conduct independent security control compliance assessments using guidelines from NIST (800-53, 800-171) and assessment automation via OSCAL • Utilize FedRAMP experience • Collaborate with U.S. Government and Commercial environments • Produce assessments related to security controls and prepare reports • Coordinate with multi-agency or cross-organizational IT teams

• Simulate real-world adversaries and exploit vulnerabilities across applications and AI/ML systems • Design and execute adversarial attacks against LLM-powered products • Test RAG pipelines for data exfiltration and unauthorized knowledge extraction • Conduct penetration tests across various environments • Perform red team exercises simulating APT actors • Use AI models and tools to accelerate vulnerability discovery and exploit development