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Cyber Security Specialist I

Washington, DC • On-site

Warrant Technologies
Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing • 1 - 10 employees

Full-time

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Job description

The Cyber Security Specialist I provides entry-level cybersecurity engineering support in a NAVSEA Program Office Support role. This role assists with implementing security measures, monitoring system posture, and supporting documentation and compliance actions. This position is contingent upon award. Award is expected in 3-6 months.
Requirements
- Exposure to cybersecurity fundamentals through academic, lab, or internship experience.
- Familiarity with security controls, network/system hardening basics, and risk concepts.
- Strong analytical skills and willingness to learn mission cybersecurity workflows.
- Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer/Electrical/Electronics Engineering, or Mathematics with a computer-science concentration.
- No required professional experience.
- DoD 8570/8140-aligned IAM/IAT/IASAE Level I position-based certification expectations as applicable.
- Ability to support cyber control implementation and compliance activities under supervision.
- Active DoD Secret clearance (or clearable to that level) required due to support for classified programs and facilities.