Embedded Systems Security Engineer Onsite - Largo, FL - Collins Aerospace

The Product Cybersecurity Engineering DoD East Florida team is hiring an Embedded Systems Security Engineer to support programs for our US military and various international customers, keeping the world safe from foreign threats. This team supports multiple Collins contracts and is seeking to fill roles across several open contracts – our goal is to align each new hire with a position that best suits their skills and allows for career growth.

The ideal candidate will be skilled in requirement allocation and decomposition, analyzing system architectures, designing security features and principles, assessing security vulnerabilities (scanning), and formal cybersecurity test and evaluation (CT&E). The candidate will report to the Senior Manager of Cybersecurity Engineering and work collaboratively with cross-functional engineering teams on the program they support.

This role will be worked onsite in Largo, FL. Relocation assistance is available. Active and transferrable SECRET clearance or ability to obtain after start is required.

• Support system certification and accreditation efforts, including Risk Management Framework (RMF) Authorization To Operate (ATO) and National Security Agency (NSA) Type 1 Cryptographic Certification
• Support cybersecurity requirement decomposition, allocation, implementation, and verification utilizing system engineering practices
• Analyze system requirements, models, and diagrams to identify potential security vulnerabilities
• Participate in system design discussions and provide security engineering input
• Collaborate with systems engineers and developers to integrate security considerations into system design
• Work as part of a team, contributing to a culture of collaboration and continuous learning
• Maintain awareness of evolving security threats and industry best practices
• Participate in Security focused-System Verification and Validation including writing test plans and procedures, performing test conduct, and providing remediation recommendation analysis

• Typically requires a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) and minimum 2 years of prior relevant experience or an Advanced Degree in a related field
• Active and transferrable SECRET clearance or ability to obtain after start.
• U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance
• Experience with Risk Management Framework (RMF)
• Experience with general technical security concepts, technologies, and implementations
• Technical writing skills and ability to develop security documentation
• Understanding of System Security Engineering domain