Cybersecurity Engineer — Critical Infrastructure

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory seeks a Cybersecurity Engineer to develop, evaluate, and transition technologies strengthening critical infrastructure security and resilience. Your work spans OT/ICS, cyber-physical systems, and AI-enabled defense within a cross-disciplinary team.

You will prototype solutions, work with mission stakeholders, and move capabilities from lab demonstrations to operational environments, with opportunities for advanced research and publications.

The following position is for a Cybersecurity Engineer — Critical Infrastructure with Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab.

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This posting is for the Cybersecurity Engineer — Critical Infrastructure role at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, based in Laurel, MD, United States.