Security Engineer

• Support the U.S. Space Force, Space Systems Command, in operational maintenance and sustainment of ground-based radars critical to missile surveillance, warning, defense, and space surveillance missions
• Plan, develop, and deliver PARCS and UEWR assessments of systems and networks
• Identify deviations from acceptable configurations, enclave policy, local policy, and RMF control requirements
• Build security architectures and integrate new architectural features into existing infrastructures
• Design cybersecurity architectural artifacts and provide engineering recommendations to resolve integration and testing issues
• Develop cyber requirements to DoD 8570/8140 standards
• Perform vulnerability assessments and compliance audits
• Triage and prioritize findings
• Design remediation solutions and apply configuration changes, system hardening, and patches to bring systems into compliance
• Establish program control processes for certification testing, compliance documentation, investigations, software research, hardware introduction and release, inspections, and periodic audits supporting system assessment and authorization
• Report to the SAIC Program Manager and Chief Engineer

Information Systems Security Engineer

• Build automation for security processes across vulnerability management, detection engineering, cloud identity management, and SOC2/SOX ITGC compliance
• Learn existing security tooling to identify process efficiencies
• Act as Level 1 alert triage, analyzing security alerts and performing investigations
• Participate in ongoing teach outs designed to build workforce and career skills
• Contribute directly to ongoing Ibotta business initiatives
• Embrace and uphold Ibotta’s Core Values

Information Security Intern

• Support the development and delivery of security training, education, and awareness programs
• Manage the full personnel clearance lifecycle, including initial submissions, upgrades, and reinvestigations
• Support classified onboarding and offboarding briefings for employees
• Provide local visitor control and classified meeting support
• Review SF-86s for adequacy and completeness
• Process incoming and outgoing Visit Access Requests (VARs)
• Assist with DCSA self-inspections, assessments, and audits
• Support maintenance and continued buildout of security compliance software
• Help develop, revise, and maintain security policies, SPPs, and internal processes
• Support physical security operations, including badging, visitor access, and secure storage
• Assist with security briefings and presentations
• Support ad hoc projects as the security program grows and evolves
• Create and implement new security processes for newly established secure facilities and environments
• Provide direct support to government programs implementing industrial security requirements, from SCI nominations to building and reviewing DD-254s
• Transition Industrial Security processes and day-to-day security operations to Quindar’s new facility
• Support stand-up and operational readiness of new classified spaces
• Track actions through completion, identify gaps, and maintain security requirements
• Build relationships with DCSA, government customers, and external security stakeholders

Industrial Security Specialist

• Develop, maintain, and communicate Agilent’s multi-year cybersecurity strategy and enterprise security roadmap
• Evaluate emerging cybersecurity threats, industry trends, technology innovations, and future business requirements
• Define target-state security architectures, reference architectures, and security standards for enterprise, cloud, data, AI, and digital transformation initiatives
• Partner with enterprise architecture, infrastructure, cloud, application development, data, and product teams to embed security into strategic technology decisions
• Advise on major enterprise initiatives, acquisitions, business transformations, and technology modernization efforts
• Lead Agilent’s secure AI strategy, including governance models, architecture standards, control frameworks, and risk management approaches
• Assess security implications of AI technologies, large language models, autonomous agents, machine learning platforms, and emerging AI capabilities
• Collaborate with IT and Information Security leadership to prioritize cybersecurity investments and roadmap initiatives
• Align security architecture decisions with regulatory, compliance, privacy, and business requirements
• Monitor global cybersecurity regulations, standards, and industry frameworks
• Provide strategic guidance on identity and access management, data protection, cloud security, application security, infrastructure security, and security monitoring
• Develop executive presentations, technology strategies, and cybersecurity recommendations for senior leadership and governance forums
• Partner with security engineering, security operations, risk management, compliance, privacy, and product security teams on cohesive security architecture and long-term capability planning

Cybersecurity Architect

• Partner with IT, business functions, and product teams to support the secure development and deployment of AI solutions
• Assist with security assessments and risk reviews of commercial AI platforms, AI-enabled products, generative AI solutions, machine learning models, and internally developed AI capabilities
• Support short-term, mid-term, and long-term AI-related initiatives and projects across Agilent
• Collaborate with enterprise architects, cloud teams, engineering teams, and security specialists to integrate security controls into AI solutions
• Participate in threat modeling, architecture reviews, design discussions, and security assessments for AI-enabled systems
• Assist with evaluation of emerging AI technologies, security capabilities, industry trends, and evolving threat landscapes
• Help define and mature Agilent's long-term AI security strategy, governance framework, and security roadmap
• Partner with Legal, Privacy, Compliance, Risk Management, Product Security, and Enterprise Security teams to ensure AI solutions align with applicable requirements and standards
• Develop security recommendations for AI data protection, model security, identity management, access controls, model governance, and third-party risk
• Promote awareness, education, and adoption of secure AI development practices throughout the organization
• Contribute to executive presentations, strategy discussions, standards development, and governance forums related to AI security

AI Cybersecurity Engineer

• Assess and secure AI agents, tool integrations, and agentic workflows while evaluating permission scoping, action-chain risk, and non-human identity frameworks
• Design and execute advanced adversarial attack scenarios including prompt injection, jailbreaking, insecure output handling, and data leakage across retrieval pipelines
• Partner with AI engineers to establish automated security guardrails, vector store access controls, and output filtering policies across model lifecycles
• Audit AI Ops pipelines, vet third-party AI supply chain components, and lead model risk assessments prior to production deployment
• Develop enterprise AI security standards
• Train cross-functional AppSec, SecOps, and GRC teams on AI-specific attack classes and threat mitigations

AI Security Engineer

• Implement security architecture across classified enclaves, mission ground systems, and lab environments
• Harden systems through network segmentation, identity and access management, endpoint hardening, logging and audit, and encryption
• Author and maintain SSPs, security control implementation statements, risk assessments, and POA&Ms
• Take systems through RMF to ATO and ATC and maintain compliance through continuous monitoring
• Perform vulnerability scanning and remediation, patch management, log review, audit reduction, and security-event triage
• Participate in the on-call rotation and investigate, contain, and document incidents
• Drive corrective actions to closure with system owners
• Build scripting and tooling for compliance evidence, STIG application, and repeatable reporting
• Collaborate with program engineers and system administrators to deliver secure systems on mission schedule
• Mentor junior engineers and analysts
• Contribute to team standards, baselines, and accreditation playbooks
• Travel up to 10–15% to other Blue Origin sites and customer facilities
• Participate in occasional extended hours for mission-critical events and incident response

Senior Cybersecurity Engineer

• Own the security architecture for BNS classified enclaves, mission ground segments, and lab environments
• Own the ATO, ATC, and overall security posture for mission IT systems
• Hire, mentor, and develop cyber engineers and analysts supporting concurrent classified programs
• Build team depth so no program depends on a single person
• Direct threat hunting, vulnerability and patch management, and incident response with the enterprise SOC and mission partners
• Drive systems to ATO under RMF and maintain accreditation
• Serve as principal technical contact for government Authorizing Officials, assessors, and customer cyber leads
• Lead a team of engineers and analysts across multiple sites

Director of Cybersecurity Architecture

• Implement security architecture across classified enclaves, mission ground systems, and lab environments
• Apply network segmentation, identity and access management, endpoint hardening, logging and audit, and encryption at rest and in transit
• Author and maintain SSPs, security control implementation statements, risk assessments, and POA&Ms
• Take systems through RMF to ATO and ATC and maintain compliance through continuous monitoring
• Perform vulnerability scanning and remediation, patch management, log review, audit reduction, and security-event triage with the enterprise SOC
• Participate in the on-call rotation
• Investigate, contain, and document incidents and drive corrective actions to closure with system owners
• Build scripting and tooling for repeatable compliance evidence, STIG application, and reporting
• Collaborate with program engineers and system administrators to deliver secure systems on mission schedule
• Mentor junior engineers and analysts
• Contribute to team standards, baselines, and accreditation playbooks
• Travel up to 10–15% to other Blue Origin sites and customer facilities

Cyber Security Engineer III

• Own the Security revenue number across data isolation, threat detection, DSPM, and identity resilience for the territory
• Build long-term, full-portfolio accounts by landing the right first product and expanding across the portfolio
• Serve as the security subject-matter resource in deals with CISOs, VPs of Security, and Heads of Cyber Resilience
• Build and convert pipeline through outbound efforts, marketing, SDRs, and existing account-team relationships
• Open new security relationships and accounts
• Build executive-quality decks and risk narratives
• Work with the security partner ecosystem on joint pipeline and co-sell opportunities
• Maintain disciplined pipeline hygiene and provide accurate updates in cadence calls and pipeline reviews
• Achieve assigned Security revenue quota and grow the account base across the portfolio
• Drive pipeline generation, conversion, win rate, services/multi-phase attach, partner co-sell results, field collaboration, and CRM/forecast accuracy

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