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About Booz Allen Hamilton
Booz Allen Hamilton is a management and technology consulting firm that provides analytics, digital, engineering, and cybersecurity solutions primarily to U.S. government agencies and commercial clients. Industry: Management & Technology Consulting
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Join our dynamic team as a mid-level Cybersecurity Hardware Engineer, where you will collaborate closely with colleagues to assess and evaluate systems against stringent Department of Defense security requirements. Your daily tasks include developing testing methodologies based on vendor documentation, reviewing hardware description languages for potential threats, and conducting hands-on analysis to identify vulnerabilities in cross-domain systems. You will also contribute to the creation of detailed reports and brief stakeholders on your findings. Essential skills include experience with VHDL or OpenCL firmware programming, HDL verification techniques such as SystemVerilog, UVM, and OVM, and knowledge of FPGA devices like Xilinx and Intel. Additionally, familiarity with Linux operating systems, digital signal processing functions, and hardware testing equipment is required. This role demands a Secret clearance and the ability to obtain DoD 8570 IAT Level II certification within six months.
Forescout
Splunk
Windows
Linux
IP networks
Virtualized architectures
DoD 8570 IAT Level II Certification
HS diploma or GED
Associate’s degree
Bachelor’s degree
Master’s degree
Python
R
SQL
Hadoop
Spark
Databricks
Machine Learning
Classification
Clustering
Anomaly Detection
Time Series
Endpoint Protection
Identity and Access Data
Network Telemetry
MLOps
CI/CD
Model Registries
Feature Stores
Automated Monitoring