ACAS Engineer
convisoFargo (ND)
About the role
Conviso Inc is hiring ACAS Engineer role, this is a 100% REMOTE set-up position & comes with benefits, 401K & some accrued PTO. The ideal candidate will design, engineer, implement, optimize, and manage Tenable/Nessus/ACAS solutions in unclassified and classified DoD environments.
Title: ACAS Engineer
Remote RoleActive Secret Clearance
Certification Requirements: DoD 8570 IAT II (i.e. Security+)
Position description:
The engineer will administer Tenable applications hosted on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so strong Linux system administration and troubleshooting skills are required. The role also requires working knowledge of networking concepts, including the ability to identify and clearly communicate required ports, protocols, and connectivity dependencies. The lead will coordinate with system administrators, security engineers, and organizational leaders to sustain existing capabilities and engineer new ACAS/Tenable solutions as coverage scope, mission needs, or technical requirements change. Responsibilities include managing a small team of ACAS support engineers, training junior staff, and delivering accurate scan results to customers on time. Experience with complex DoD security architectures is strongly preferred. Sample tasks Develop and maintain scan policies, zones, and dashboards; interpret findings and recommend remediation; support risk management processes and packages; configure systems to meet applicable federal requirements, including STIGs, FISMA, and FIPS; create and maintain SOPs; respond to incidents and support maintenance; produce technical, functional, and team-lead reports; train staff; and manage the ACAS support team.
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