Risk Management Framework Engineer

Description

Leidos is seeking an experienced
Risk Management Framework (RMF) Engineer
to support the
Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC)
CyberPRIMES
program. Leidos is a major partner on the contract and will provide a substantialportionof the cybersecurity workforce supporting the
Defense Human Resources Activity (DHRA)and DMDC. The RMF Engineer will support the development, maintenance, assessment, and authorization of cybersecurity packages for DHRA information systems. This position will work directly with system owners, cybersecurity personnel, and Government stakeholders to ensure authorization packages are complete, technicallyaccurate, current, and positioned to move efficiently through the Department of Defense authorization process.

Mark Center, Alexandria, Virginia

Department of Defense Center - Monterey Bay, Seaside, California

Clearance:
Active Secret security clearance required at time of consideration. U.S. Citizen required.

DMDC operates a large and complex Department of Defense information environment supporting personnel,manpower, identity, readiness, entitlement, and other mission-critical data and applications.

CyberPRIMESsupports the cybersecurity governance and authorization activitiesrequiredtooperatethese systems securely. RMF Engineers will work across multiple authorization boundaries and coordinate with system owners,
Information System Security Managers (ISSMs),
Information System Security Officers (ISSOs), technical teams, assessors, and Government authorizing stakeholders. Theobjectiveis not simply tomaintaincompliance documentation. The RMF Engineer must understand the underlying system, evaluate how security controls are implemented,identify gaps that create authorization or mission risk, and help system owners move those issues to resolution.

• Develop, review, andmaintaincomplete and accurate
  
  Risk Management Framework authorization packages.
• Review and support development of
  System Security Plans (SSPs), system categorization, security-control selection, control implementation documentation, assessment results, authorization packages, and continuous-monitoring reports.
• Maintain RMF authorization schedules, trackers, repositories, workflows, accounts, tickets, and status information.
• Maintain and update authorization packages within the
  Enterprise Mission Assurance Support Service (eMASS).
• Coordinate with system owners, cybersecurity personnel, technical teams, and Government stakeholders to obtain required authorization artifacts and supporting evidence.
• Identify missing artifacts, incomplete documentation, control-implementation gaps, and other issues that may delay authorization.
• Provide RMF andeMASSguidance to system owners and other program stakeholders.
• Support Information System Security Manager and Information System Security Officer functions associated with system authorization and continuous monitoring.
• Review security-control implementation and supporting evidence for completeness, technical accuracy, and compliance with applicable requirements.
• Support cybersecurity compliance reviews and authorization-status reporting.
• Develop, review, and track
  Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M)items through remediation and closure.
• Track conditions associated with an
  Authorization to Operate (ATO)and coordinate required corrective actions.
• Perform quality assurance reviews of RMF submissions before Government review or assessment.
• Support security-assessment planning, execution, documentation, and reporting.
• Support continuous authorization and continuous-monitoring activities for authorized systems.
• Assess the impact of changes in Department of Defense cybersecurity policy or authorization requirements andassist system owners in transitioning to new requirements.
• Perform cybersecurity risk assessments and support security testing associated with system authorization.
• Evaluate system hardening, vulnerabilities, configuration issues, and other technical security conditions that affect authorization risk.
• Support vulnerability and compliance remediation activities associated with RMF findings and Plan of Action and Milestones items.
• Troubleshoot cybersecurity compliance and authorization issues requiring coordination across system owners, engineers, administrators, cybersecurity teams, and Government stakeholders.
• Provide clear status, risk, and technical information to Government leadershipregardingauthorization progress, deficiencies, and actionsrequiredfor resolution.

• Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related technical discipline and3 or more years of relevant professional experience. Specific experience, education and training may be considered in lieu of degree.
• Experience supporting the Department of Defense Risk Management Framework or comparable Federal system authorization processes.
• Experience developing, reviewing, ormaintainingcybersecurity authorization…