Location
International, Poland
Secret 315768
Job Category: Engineering
Time Type: Full time
Minimum Clearance Required to Start: Secret
Employee Type: Regular-Long Term Assignment
Percentage of Travel Required: Up to 10%
Type of Travel: Outside Continental US

THE OPPORTUNITY:

Are you interested in continuing your career in Europe in a mission focused environment? CACI has established upcoming positions throughout the European theater supporting multiple customers for the Department of Defense. We are looking for experienced, innovative and motivated IT Specialists to support enablement of USAREUR-AF and their Mission Partners mission objectives.
CACI has an excellent opportunity for an experienced, self-directed, Cybersecurity Analyst, SME. This position is in support of a Department of Defense (DoD) organization, USAREUR-AF and their Mission Partner ARN located in Poznan, Poland. This position is required to travel OCONUS. This position is located OCONUS.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Required:

• Currently hold an adjudicated Secret with ability to maintain
• BA/BS + 13 years
• Certification - 8140 - CISM or CISSO or CPTE or CySA+ or FITSP-A or GCSA or CISA or CISSP or CISSP-ISSEP or GSLC or GSNA or Applicable degree ABET accredited/CAE designated or Training
• Demonstrates extensive expertise in cybersecurity operations support, incident response, and compliance reporting across hardware and software tools, preferably in military and government environments.
• Possesses comprehensive knowledge of Risk Management Framework (RMF), Security Control Assessments (SCA), and Cyber Security Service
• Provider (CSSP) support, ensuring adherence to policies and procedures. Exhibits mastery in managing complex cybersecurity programs, including vulnerability scanning, log management, maintaining artifacts for Authorization to Operate (ATO) packages, documentation development, and reporting.
• Showcases exceptional analytical skills in assessing cybersecurity events, developing trend reports, and implementing innovative solutions to enhance overall security posture.
• Displays strong leadership abilities to mentor junior staff, lead cybersecurity teams, and effectively communicate complex security concepts to diverse audiences.
• Functions as a technical expert across multiple high-impact projects, applying domain expertise to solve intricate cybersecurity challenges, preferably in government and military environments.
• TESA Eligible

Desired:

• Desired CISSP
• Adaptable to changing circumstances and operational needs
• Understanding of Department of Defense Military standards

• Experience with DoD IT security requirements

• Supports cybersecurity operations support services that span hardware and software tools and sensors, from the perimeter to endpoints; equipment; and policies, including incident response, compliance reporting, logging, RMF support, SCA, and CSSP support
• Reports cybersecurity potential and anomalous system events and incidents to the Government and MP Lead
• Responds to cybersecurity incidents with appropriate actions and countermeasures in accordance with the USAREUR-AF Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan and restores services that were impaired
• Supports security incident response team requirements, including inspections, audits, policy review, strategy development, and recommendations to improve security posture
• Tests and evaluates security patches for compatibility with security baselines, as well as new, replacement, trial, and test hardware/software brought into the authorization boundaries; resolves any configuration issues
• Manages exceptions to policy workflows for portable electronic devices and coordinates with the Government for approval
• Leads cybersecurity analysts and engineers in preparing and maintaining artifacts to support RMF packages and achieve ATO, including maintaining documentation, implementing and monitoring security controls, and reporting status
• Reports information about the organization’s cyber posture in authoritative systems of record, including tracking and reporting status on applicable orders, directives, and POA&Ms
• Performs periodic and on-demand vulnerability scans using approved tools (e.g., DISA STIG, ACAS), develops vulnerability trend reports on assets and program of record systems, and provides scan results to service providers
• Compiles information and supports cyber evaluations, inspections, assessments, and exercises and implements recommendations and required actions that result from these activities
• Performs logging activities, including configuration and operation of the centralized logging system, forwarding logs to the CSSP, auditing logs, validating logs, and providing reports to the Government
• Serves as a mentor for other cybersecurity personnel assigned to the program and may participate in and contribute to strategic discussions and process/procedure development related to cybersecurity operations
• Possesses and applies expertise on multiple complex work assignments
• Establishes goals and plans that meet project objectives
• Possesses domain and expert technical knowledge
• May supervise others