Cyber Engineer (Secret)
cfd researchHuntsville (AL)
Cyber Engineer (Secret)
Posted today
cfd researchHuntsville (AL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As Cyber Engineer, you secure IaaS environments and integrate DevSecOps across hybrid cloud platforms to strengthen defenses and risk management. You work onsite in a collaborative, fast-paced team to safeguard systems and support secure operations in sensitive networks. The role supports cloud security initiatives and continuous authorization, helping the company uphold its mission of delivering secure, innovative technology solutions. This is an opportunity to impact security posture at scale within a respected, ESOP-owned, award-winning organization. Compensation / Benefits 401(k) with employer match Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) medical insurance vision insurance dental insurance paid leave Responsibilities secure cloud and container environments onsite implement continuous authorization (cATO) integrate DevSecOps into CI/CD workflows across hybrid clouds perform defensive security operations and contribute to risk management frameworks
Key requirements:
Knowledge of cloud environments (AWS, Azure) Python proficiency for scripting/automation Containerization with hands-on experience in Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, or Rancher Ability to work within classified/sensitive networks US Citizen Active Secret security clearance collaborative fast-paced team-oriented Cloud security (AWS, Azure) Python scripting/automation Containerization (Kubernetes, Docker, Podman, Rancher)
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