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The Senior Solutions Engineer joins the CERT Division of the Software Engineering Institute to support organizations in developing situational awareness of cyber hybrid environments. You will provide strategic technical support to senior decision makers, lead teams in developing security architectures, and manage multiple projects independently. Daily responsibilities include mission engineering, system of systems architecture development, and evaluating advanced analytical techniques like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and behavioral analytics. You will document current-state architectures, identify capability gaps, and support the implementation of Zero Trust and cyber resilience strategies. The role requires proficiency in networking, security, systems administration, programming, and cloud technologies. You will solve complex problems regarding cyber survivability and operational analysis for the Department of War and critical infrastructure sectors by transitioning mature technologies into operational environments.
What does a Solutions Engineer earn?
Median $166315 from 34 postings across 14 companies.
Lead teams in the development of security architectures and systems requirements.
Develop and evaluate advanced analytical techniques including AI, machine learning, and behavioral analytics for cyber operations.
Document current-state architectures to identify capability gaps and recommend security solutions.
Support organizations in planning and implementing Zero Trust and cyber resilience strategies.
Evaluate, pilot, and transition new technologies into operational environments.
Develop cybersecurity, technology, and architecture roadmaps aligned with mission objectives.
Assess organizational capabilities and operational processes to identify risks and improvement opportunities.
Oversee multiple projects and provide managerial leadership to less-senior staff.
What we're looking for
BS with or MS with experience, or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a Department of War security clearance.
Strong understanding of networking, security, systems administration, programming, and cloud.
Ability to work at the system of systems (SoS) architecture level to identify and understand tradeoffs.
Experience working with the government or within a critical infrastructure sector.
Strong research and writing skills.
Ability to present technical topics to audiences ranging from senior leadership to technical experts.
PhD in Computer Science & Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related discipline with experience in cybersecurity/network operations, MBSE, or workflow/process analysis (preferred).
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