Defensive Cyber Solution Architect

Job Description: • Serve as a lead technical architect across the new business pursuit lifecycle. • Mentor and coach other technical staff. • Provide end-to-end thought leadership across proposal responses. • Provide technical writing capabilities in the development of technical artifacts, white papers, statements of work, briefings, and proposals. • Support customer meetings. • Lead responses to customer RFI’s, White Papers, and RFPs. • Work with teaming partners and product vendors to develop technical solutions. • Work with engineering staff to create winning technical solutions for proposals. • Stay up-to-date on evolving cyber security policies and federal industry standards and mandates. • Design, develop and deploy AI and machine learning models for cybersecurity applications. • Design data management frameworks for efficiently processing and analyzing large datasets, ensuring scalability and performance. Requirements: • Typically requires Master’s (15-20 years) in relevant experience. • 7+ years leading technical teams and managing proposal efforts. • Strong communication skills, especially with executive leadership. • Expertise in IT systems engineering, architecture, and project management. • Expertise in proposal development and leading large proposals valued at over $1B. • Eligible for DoD Secret clearance. • Recognized Subject Matter Expert in cyber operations, including both offensive and defensive cyber operations on government contracts. • Proficiency in security tools, technologies, and methodologies (e.g., SIEM, IDS/IPS, firewalls, etc.). • Strong understanding of AI and machine learning algorithms, with hands-on experience in applying these technologies to security operations. • Practical experience operationalizing MITRE ATT&CK. • Worked in, operated, and or led a 24/7 Network Security Operations Center (NOSC) or Security Operations Center (SOC) for Federal Government. Benefits: • Health and Wellness programs • Income Protection • Paid Leave • Retirement Apply tot his job