Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist 3
gormatAugusta Springs (VA)
About the role
Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist We are looking for a Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist who can apply their expertise in computer science, mathematics, and engineering to design, develop, and evaluate algorithms and techniques for solving complex cryptographic and security-related problems. The ideal candidate will create and utilize mathematical models and methods to study cryptographic systems, analyze vulnerabilities, and develop solutions to secure sensitive information. Additionally, you will work on high-performance computing projects to optimize cryptographic processes and address security challenges across diverse computing environments. The Level 3 Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist shall possess the following capabilities: Design, develop, and evaluate algorithms and techniques for solving complex cryptographic and security-related problems. Create and utilize mathematical models and methods to study cryptographic systems, analyze vulnerabilities, and develop solutions to secure sensitive information. Work on high-performance computing projects to optimize cryptographic processes and address security challenges across diverse computing environments. Support for JCPG; Prior CNO tools and CNE experience required, and proficiency and experience working malicious cyber actors is strongly preferred. Proficiency with Jupyter Notebooks using Python is required.
Qualifications:
Doctoral degree plus 4 years of relevant experience Master's degree with 6 years of relevant experience Bachelor's Degree with 8 years of relevant experience Associates degree with 10 years of relevant experienceTS/SCI with polygraph is required.
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