Cybersecurity Engineer - Endpoint Security / EDR / DLP
sgiWilton (CA)
Cybersecurity Engineer - Endpoint Security / EDR / DLP
Posted 2 days ago
sgiWilton (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Cybersecurity Engineer – Endpoint Security / EDR / DLP Ft. Meade, MD (100% Onsite)
Active TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph Required
5 x Roles available
We are hiring a Cybersecurity Engineer to support a critical federal cyber defense program focused on enterprise endpoint security and threat detection technologies.
This role will focus on deployment, sustainment and operational support of advanced endpoint security platforms across a secure enterprise environment/
Key Responsibilities:
Support daily operations and maintenance of endpoint security technologies
Deploy and operationalize EDR and DLP capabilities
Participate in engineering, integration and migration activities
Troubleshoot security platform issues and support incident response efforts
Develop technical documentation, diagrams, reports and playbooks
Support testing, debugging and deployment activities
Collaborate with cyber operations and infrastructure stakeholders
Monitor platform health, functionality and performance
Assist with policy tuning and optimization
Required Skills:
Experience with endpoint security tools including ENS, ePO, EDR and DLP
Strong cybersecurity engineering or cyber operations background
Windows and Linux systems administration experience
Knowledge of enterprise networking, Active Directory and virtualization
Experience supporting classified or large-scale enterprise environments
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
Active DoD 8570/8140 certification required
Additional Details:
~ Rotating 12-hour shift schedule - Panama Shift Pattern
~100% onsite at Ft. Meade
~ Long-term federal program support
~25% Bonus structure on base salary
Required Clearance: ~ Active TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph
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