ITSS OPENINGS FOR SEPTEMBER 2008

At RJ IT Solutions, it is our mission to make our clients’ businesses better by enabling information technologies. By joining a company whose dynamic growth has been achieved by cultivating the best talent, providing a positive work environment, and offering a world-class compensation package for our employees to thrive both personally and professionally - your career will be secured. To meet the needs created by our strategic growth, we are adding the following positions to our team.

Email Systems Administrator (08-205/GSES)
Germantown, MD
Description
Technical oversight for the email infrastructure for the U.S. Department of Energy, OCIO. Individual must provide senior technical responsibilities for Microsoft Exchange 2003 / 2007, etc…..Experience would be preferred with the archival product, IXOS…….

- Email infrastructure support (ensuring 24 x 7 availability of servers, email traffic)
- Experience with the following applications Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007, Operations Manager 2007, Tumbleweed MailGate, Blackberry Enterprise Server, ScanMail for Exchange, CPS Simple Sync, Active Directory, IXOS E-Con / Archive server, Symantec Enterprise Vault
- Security aspects of the applications
- Security integration of tools such as RSA, CSA, Snare, Tivoli, TSM (TDP), McAfee Antivirus

This Senior Systems Engineer position is responsible for designing, supporting and maintaining the enterprise messaging infrastructure. Individuals in this position will have a high level of application ownership from the design, installation, implementation and ongoing support of server based messaging applications. Incumbents interact with the entire infrastructure to maintain, troubleshoot, optimize and provide recovery for messaging server based systems. The Senior Systems Engineer ensures that standards are maintained across all platforms and environments. The Senior Systems Engineer will participate in and coordinate project based activity to develop and deliver changes to the server based environment.

PRIORITIZED ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Support the server messaging infrastructure for an Enterprise Exchange 2003/2007 installation
• Support the BlackBerry Enterprise Server messaging infrastructure
• Support existing Email Archiving software
• Support/interface with AntiSpam, AntiVirus applications and technologies as needed
• Manage the upcoming mailbox migration project from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007
• Support, configure, install, and recover Microsoft server operating systems, and server hardware.
• Recommend/design recoverability strategies for Exchange servers, software, applications and data.
• Work with software vendors as needed for resolution of hardware/software platform problems in complex, layered, client/server-based software.
• Tune and validate both Windows servers and application systems, troubleshooting and resolving problems and resolving outages as needed.
• Must be able to obtain/maintain a Security Clearance

Clearance: U.S. citizen

. UNIX Systems Engineer (08-144/GSES)
Germantown, MD
Description
This position, i.e., Unix Systems Engineer for the Engineering and Integration group, is for an Unix engineer and technical expert with respect to servers and application hosting environments and architectures to support a major IT Services Delivery Operation for the Department of Energy (DOE). The position reports to the EES AVP for Engineering. As a UNIX systems engineer the incumbent is responsible for engineering research and design, software and hardware test and evaluation, test bed to production project management, and product or services integration into the DOE IT Infrastructure and DOECOE programs. Specifically the engineer will develop code, test and implement computer programs and subsystems utilizing multiple programming languages, as well as lead subsystem design and participate in system design projects, interface with customers to define system requirements and priorities, and analyze, resolve and assist in resolving production problems, and lead or support business studies and feasibility studies.
The Senior Engineer for Engineering and Integration duties include the following:

Research, analyze, test, and evaluate new technologies. Participate in strategic planning for capacity/capability improvements. Ability to perform detailed system capacity/utilization/performance analysis. Expertise in network/system security and encryption technology. Assist with troubleshooting of advanced systems/UNIX issues
Capable of multiple simultaneous projects. Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills Create and maintain project plans and schedules. Must be able to work well with others and collaborate with technical teams and management Other tasks as assigned or requested
Being an active member of the DOE Technology Engineering and Integration Center, as well as working as part of virtual teams, to ensure that new products and services will meet or exceed user requirements while not impacting current services.
Makes recommendations, if needed, for approval of major systems installations. Prepares project plans, milestone status reports and deliveries/presentations on the system concepts and architectures.
Develop, support, document, and transition to production UNIX based systems and solutions.
Maintain professionalism in all aspects of work conduct and client relationships.

Experience/Education

Incumbent must be a US citizen and must be able to receive and maintain a DOE ‘Q’ clearance.
Incumbent must have excellent verbal and written communications skills to present highly complex technical material to senior EES and DOE management in a clear and concise manner.
Incumbent must have the ability to work individually as well as part of a collaborative team.
Incumbent must have solid project management experience, i.e., the ability to manage a project in a timely fashion from its inception through testing, to production. This includes developing and reporting status on task management plans and project plans.
Incumbent must have at least 5 years technical experience in UNIX based systems with regard to engineering, design, integration or implementation in network based application hosting environments.
Experience designing, deploying, testing, analyzing and supporting Unix servers and network based AHE systems to support a wide range of business applications

Clearance: U.S. citizen

Information Assurance Specialist (08-213/GIASS)
Germantown, MD
Description
We are seeking a Cyber Security Analyst to support analysis and incident response activities in a tiered 24x7x365 Security Operations Center. The individual will be responsible for correlating security information sourced from multiple event sources across the enterprise. The candidate will be responsible for perform event analysis, preliminary risk assessment, and incident response and coordination activities to mitigate risk to the environment.

The candidate will provide in-depth expertise on current vulnerabilities, exploits, and malicious activities targeting government computer systems. The individual will be responsible for the development of timely reporting to management and coordination with other operational teams.

THIS POSITION MAY REQUIRE SHIFT WORK.
Technical Requirements
7-10 years general IT experience
Minimum 2 years cyber security experience
Demonstrated technical writing skills
Excellent verbal communication skills
Excellent analytical and problem resolution skills
Broad knowledge of cyber security best practices including federal government standards and recommendations for security information systems and critical infrastructure
Strong knowledge TCP/IP networking and packet analysis is required
Experience performing log analysis, reviewing suspicious or malicious code, and interpreting intrusion-related information
Strong knowledge of the technical operation and network profile for common network applications, including current knowledge of associated vulnerabilities and best practices for configuration
Experience coordinating incident response activities for a large enterprise
Experience using open-source operating systems (i.e. CentOS or RHEL) and scripting languages (i.e. PERL) in support of analysis activities

Candidate must be able to obtain a DOE Q clearance.

Cyber Security Analyst Sr. (08-194/CCSAS)
Germantown, MD
Description
The candidate will be providing Certification and Accreditation (C&A) support to the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Health, Safety and Security (HSS). Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

Develop and/or evaluate C&A documentation for HSS both classified/unclassified systems in accordance to NIST 800 series.
Conduct System Test and Evaluations (ST&Es) and develop supporting documentation of test results.
Assist the certification agent (CA) with documentation reviews and provide technical/C&A expertise when necessary.
Interface directly with all levels of federal management, system owners, administrative personnel, and highly technical cyber analysts to monitor and assess all phases of C&A.
Write technical documentation and status reports effectively, concisely and clearly.
Function as a team lead, if necessary.
Assist the technical team and/or customer with technical testing activities during off-hours, upon request.
Execute and interpret vulnerability scan and STIG audit results.

Experience/Education
BS in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
3+ years in cyber security implementing C&A processes – using NIST Guidance (800 series); specifically conducting ST&Es.
Experience in preparing C&A packages.
Skills in technical writing, verbal communication, problem analysis and resolution.
Broad knowledge of IT security best practices.
Demonstrable knowledge of NIST Special Publications associated with C&A preparation is required.
Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Familiarity with vulnerability scanners (e.g., Nessus) and other related IA and C&A tools and processes a plus.

Desired:
Master’s Degree/Security Certifications: CISSP, CISA, CISM
Clearance:
Candidate must be able to obtain a DOE Q clearance.

Sr. Quality Analyst (08-153/CBPCI)
Germantown, MD
Description
The successful Senior Quality Analyst candidate will provide expertise regarding industry and Federal guidelines for Customer Relationship Management, Quality Management and Project Management activities. In this role you will interact with all levels of staff and management both at corporate offices and Federal client sites in support of the Quality Assurance Office (QAO) initiatives including Customer Satisfaction and Metrics Analysis. The QAO is also responsible for process improvement initiatives, alignment of processes to ISO and CMMI standards, internal audits, and customer satisfaction monitoring.
Responsibilities
Define, present and promote internal and customer requirements for quality data collection and reporting
Define and collect data, providing analysis and reporting of customer satisfaction
Develop QA training materials. Provide the informal training, mentoring and auditing of defined processes to ensure institutionalization of the process
Evaluate standard processes and proposed changes against ISO 9001:2000 and CMMI
Requirements
Able to Communicate information effectively to customers, managers, and technical staff
Lead process improvement meetings and help resolve conflicting needs (large group meetings and demonstrates experience of various facilitation techniques)
Participated in the definition and/or data collection, analysis and reporting of process quality metrics
Has experience with project management concepts, principles and their application, PMP preferred
Utilized process improvement methodologies (e.g. ISO, Six sigma, SEI CMM, CMMI, ITIL, etc.)
Has experience authoring process documentation that support an industry framework (such as CMMI) or enterprise policies and guide project execution
Demonstrated superior customer service skill.

Senior Business Process Re-Engineering Analyst 908-219/CSMEI)
Germantown, MD

A senior member of the team performing over several years a task critical to the mission of the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (RW) – the re-engineering of the processes and systems used to implement RW’s Configuration Management (CMM) for Yucca Mountain. RW’s CMM will include document search/retrieval/organization, records management, requirements management, version control, auditing, and connectors to support different document types, including drawings (in Catia), documents, and other types of records. RW’s CMM process must comply with and support the requirements of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, as well as other Federal laws and statutes and DOE orders and directives. The first phase of the project includes business process analysis, development of the ‘to-be’ architecture, and benchmarking and selection.

Working as part of a team, the team member will perform the following:

Development of structured interviews (to determine the as-is process and engineer the to-be process)
Interviews with DOE and contractor personnel with a broad range of seniority, including those early in their careers as well as SES.
Be part of the facilitated sessions, used as a means to quickly develop portions of the to-be and
Development of documentation (including visual representations) of the to-be and as-is processes.
Development of authorities for the to-be process.
Development of a requirements traceability matrix.
Brief as-is and to-be processes to senior personnel.
Ensure that to-be processes appropriately leverage leading-edge technologies which might be used to support the mission.
Contribute to the change management plan.
Develop a gap analysis and transition plan.
Develop evaluation criteria and participate in the evaluation of CMM tools, and develop a final report with recommendations.
Defend the recommendation of CMM tools to senior management.

EES is looking for senior level persons that possess the following skills and attributes:

Excellent consulting skills.
Previous demonstrable experience in as-is and to-be process modeling and process development.
Understanding of information technology.
Experience with Microsoft Office products.
Experience with Visio.
(preferred) Experience with one of: DOORS, Documentum.SmartPlant.
(preferred) Knowledge of particular regulations and rules in configuration management for enterprises that work with nuclear materials, preferably through experience in nuclear power plant, nuclear materials management, or at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
(preferred) Understanding of Records Management, particularly as it applies to the nuclear power industry.
(preferred) Membership in NEI, or another affiliation.

Information Security Systems Engineer (08-209/GSMEI)
Washington, DC
Description
Assists in the development of advanced policies, procedures, and strategies to ensure information systems reliability and accessibility, and to prevent and defend against unauthorized system access; • Provides expert technical advice and guidance to management and other technical specialists on critical IT security issues; • Conducts technical risk and vulnerability assessments of planned and installed information systems to identify vulnerabilities, risks, and protection needs and conducts systems security evaluations, audits, and reviews; • Conducts routine vulnerability scans to identify vulnerabilities in networks, application, and other systems; • Configures and manages firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and intrusion prevention systems; • Provides expert technical assistance for encryption protection measures such as virtual private networks (VPNs), virtual private local area networks (VLANs) and COMSEC;
• Functions as a member of the Configuration Management Board by conducting software, hardware and network testing for vulnerabilities; • Participates in network and systems design to ensure implementation of appropriate systems security policies; • Functions as a technical consultant to agency personnel developing certification and accreditation components including risk assessments, security plans, security test and evaluations, and contingency plans; • Participates as a team member for Security Incident Response to mitigate damage, determine impact, prepare reports, and implement corrective actions; • Configures, installs, and manages audit log consolidation and analysis tools; • Develops and installs custom scripting for streamlining technical processes; • Possesses expert knowledge of major operating systems (i.e., Windows, Unix, Linux, CISCO, etc.); • Provides technical assistance in development and testing of Disaster Recover and Continuity of Operations; and • Provides assistance on special projects as assigned by the Information Security Manager.
Experience/Education
• Bachelor degree in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
• US Citizen (REQUIRED) • US Government Top Secret clearance required. • Familiarity using DCID 6/3.
• Must have a general understanding of the threat environment in which Federal IT System are developed, deployed, operated and managed.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to distill information from technical resources • Strong organizational, data collection, and analytical skills • PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.)
• Experience in real world network and system security including identifying problems and solutions. • Must be able to travel on an occasional basis. Work Location: Washington, D.C.
Senior Information Assurance Technical Advisor (08-227/CSMEI)
Washington, DC
Description
This position is for a senior cyber security expert who is well versed in the planning and execution of multiple projects supporting Information Assurance (IA) and cyber-related technologies and services for the Federal government. This is a leadership position requiring someone who possesses expert-level knowledge of cyber security technologies, several years of project and program management experience, and a strong desire to work with Government officials to achieve excellence in planning and executing an advanced cyber technology program for DOE.

Responsibilities
The Senior Information Assurance Program Manager’s duties include the following:

Provide technical leadership, direction, and vision for planning and implementation of projects involving a wide array of cyber technologies in support of the DOE mission
Support a broad range of cyber technology initiatives and cyber security services offerings, including, but not limited to, automated certification and accreditation (C&A) and FISMA reporting systems and tools, asset management/inventory, advice and assistance, HSPD-12, Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC), and other cyber risk management projects as assigned.
Maintain professionalism in all aspects of work conduct and client relationships.

Experience/Education

Incumbent must be a US citizen and must be able to receive and maintain a DOE ‘Q’ clearance.
Bachelor’s degree in technical discipline (computer science, management information systems, etc.) required; Master’s degree in technical discipline preferred
Incumbent must have a minimum of 7-10 years experience providing technical oversight of cyber security initiatives.
5 years working with Security Architectures Experience with Enterprise Directory Services, Trusted Guards, One Way Transfer devices, PKI, Authoritative Data Sources is a big plus.
Incumbent must have excellent oral and written communications skills to present highly complex technical material to senior EES and DOE management in a clear and concise manner.
Incumbent must have the ability to work individually as well as part of a collaborative virtual team.
Incumbent must have demonstrable competence in computer security, computer networking with TCP/IP, Microsoft and UNIX based systems, and network operating systems.
Incumbent must have solid project management experience, i.e., the ability to develop and manage a project in a timely fashion from its inception through testing to production as well as develop relevant task and project management and project plans.
Incumbent must have at least 7 years technical experience in Cyber IT and Policies.
CISSP certification is required.
CISM, CISA, and other technical and non-technical cyber certifications are also desired (IAM, IEM, CCSP, GIAC, GSEC, etc.).
PMP certification is strongly desired.
ITIL certification is desired.
Work Location: Client Site, U.S. Department of Energy, 1000 Independence Ave, SW, Washington, DC.

eFISMA CM/IV&V Support Specialist (08-226/CIVVS)
Washington, DC
Description
Support the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) within the Department of Energy (DoE) by providing configuration management and independent validation and verification support as well as customer support for multiple enterprise services applications, and ensuring the DoE security posture on targeted applications and systems as mandated by the OCIO.
Responsibilities
Organize, plan, and implement CM functions
Conduct and assist CM process audits, transition configuration audits, physical configuration audits, and functional configuration audits
Manage and maintain CM Libraries, prepare configuration documentation, and provide input to CM Board packages
Verify that system configuration changes are properly effected
Support Technical Review Boards, Engineering Review Boards, and various other boards to ensure that overall CM impacts to the program have been identified
.Provide baseline Configuration Management (CM) Program Control
Primary interface between vendors and DOE
Ability to develop and lead efforts associated with CM audits.
Ability to provide identification and recovery support of functional, allocated, and product baselines.
Experience/Education

Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) and 5-7 experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
US Citizen (REQUIRED).
Ability to obtain a US Government Top Secret clearance.
Experience in CM Management, CM Planning , Configuration Item Identification , Release management , and Baseline establishment and maintenance
Experience in Problem/change reporting, Configuration management board operations, and CM audits.
Experience in the development of CM processes and procedures and CM standards and policies.

CM Library Management
Work location: Washington DC, H. Street.

FDDC CORE CONFIGURATION SUPPORT (CCSAI)
Washington, DC
Summary Description:
Individuals will work with Department of Energy management, staff and contractor personnel to assist with development and management of the implementation of the Federal Desktop Core Configuration program for the ACIO for Cyber Security (CISO). The individual will participate in the development of documentation for implementation guidance and provide technical expertise to support the project. The position will be a full time, long term positions that will require a high level of diligence and productivity.

The incumbent’s responsibility will be to develop policy, guidance and training material; develop, analyze and report data call responses; assist with requirement gathering, planning, and development of Departmental compliance reporting system; and assist with the development of a program to assist sites with development and improvement of minimally acceptable system configurations. This individual must have experience with common security configurations such as those developed by NIST, DISA, CIS, and NSA. They must understand the process for developing and maintaining Government C&A packages for IT systems, including all aspects of risk management. They should understand FISMA requirements and reporting.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor degree (Masters preferred) in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
US Citizen (REQUIRED)
Ability to obtain a DOE “Q” level clearance required. US Government Top Secret clearance highly desired.
CISSP certification required.
Systems or network certifications (MCP, CCNA, etc.) a plus
Demonstrable knowledge of common security configurations such as those developed by NIST, DISA, CIS, and NSA
Experience configuring and administering Microsoft Windows computers and Active Directory
Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Demonstrated ability to distill information from technical resources
PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.)
Experience in real world network and system security including problems and solutions.
Understanding of IT Security Assessment tools is a plus.
Must be able to travel on an occasional basis, estimated to be less than 20%.
Work Location: EES H. Street, Washington, DC.

Senior C&A Compliance Auditor (08-200/CCSAS)
Washington, DC
Description
Individual will work with Department of Energy management, staff and contractor personnel to perform reviews of previously prepared Certification and Accreditation (C&A) packages for IT systems that are identified as being subject to FISMA reporting. All reviews will be performed in compliance with the ACIO for Cyber Security (CISO) C&A audit and review process.

Each review will be classified as either a compliance review which will confirm the packages consistency to DOE C&A policies and procedures or will provide advice and assistance in improving the quality of each package so that it will achieve compliance to DOE C&A policies and procedures. Each review will be conducted at one of three levels of rigor ranging from package structural and content analysis to detailed and rigorous compliance reviews. Reviews may include both unclassified and classified systems. Due to the size of most C&A packages, reviews will be conducted using a team approach. These positions are not IG/HCC positions.

In addition, they may participate in the development of documentation for C&A packages and assist others in developing documentation related to C&A packages. These positions will be full time, long term positions that will require a high level of diligence and productivity.

The incumbent’s responsibility is to manage, coordinate and participate in C&A package reviews. It is expected that this individual may manage multiple teams of two or three individual reviewers/assessors. This individual will coordinate the team’s activities to ensure that packages are reviewed in a manner that is consistent with type classification and at a level of rigor identified at the initiation of the review process with the system owner. This individual should have experience leading IT security audit teams, the preparation of Government C&A packages and/or managing the build-out and deployment of complex IT systems. They must understand the threat environment associated with Federal IT systems. They should be experienced working in an IT audit environment and be able to work with federal managers, IT System Owners and other staff responsible for those systems being assessed. They must participate in the development of documentation for C&A packages and assist others in developing documentation related to C&A packages. In addition, they must input and train others to input data and documentation into an automated C&A and FISMA tool.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor degree (Masters preferred) in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience. Degree in accounting/audit disciplines combined with information security background will be given strong consideration.
US Citizen (REQUIRED)
Ability to obtain a DOE “Q” level clearance required. US Government Top Secret clearance highly desired.
CISSP certification required. Audit or C&A certifications highly desired (CISA, CAP, and CIA).
Systems or network certifications (MCP, CCNA, etc.) a plus
Demonstrable knowledge of NIST Special Publications associated with C&A preparation is required.
Must have comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the threat environment in which Federal IT System are developed, deployed, operated and managed.
Must have extensive experience in leading both program and system-level cyber security reviews and audits.
Must have experience in preparing C&A packages.
Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Demonstrated ability to distill information from technical resources
PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.)
Experience in real world network and system security including problems and solutions.
Understanding of IT Security Assessment tools is a plus.
Must be able to travel on an occasional basis, estimated to be less than 20%.
Work Location: EES Germantown and EES H. Street, Washington, DC.

IA/FISMA Analyst (08-217/GCSAI)
Washington, DC

Performs analysis, research, and coordination support to the DOE Office of Cyber Security federal staff in the collection, validation, and reporting of data from cyber security data calls, including FISMA, OMB metrics, Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M), and internal scorecard reporting

Advise on the implementation of relevant Federal and Departmental memoranda, regulations, and policies in the data collection and reporting program

Assist in performing objective-based analysis on data call submissions.

Prepare correspondence, procedural documentation, reference materials, and any assessment tools, with subject matter experts as necessary, to ensure accuracy and appropriateness of data call submissions and analyses

Assist with the investigation, resolution, and tracking of process and submission discrepancies and irregularities

Provide advisory services to Departmental Program Offices in support of reporting requirements

Work with Program Offices to ensure that their data collection and validation processes are effective and current with DOE requirements.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree (technical discipline preferred) and 4 to 7 years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
US Citizen (REQUIRED).
Ability to obtain a DOE “Q” or US Government Top Secret clearance.
Team-oriented, willing to work in a fast-paced environment with tight deadlines, and possessing personal initiative and independence.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Knowledge of and experience with FISMA, NIST, FIPS, OMB, and other applicable Federal requirements, policies, methodologies, tools, standards, and procedures
PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.) with extensive knowledge of Excel and Access
Security certifications strongly desired: CISSP, CISM, ISSMP, or CISA
Work Location: U.S. Department of Energy HQ, Forrestal Bldg., Washington, DC.

eFISMA Tool Team Lead (08-202/CSMEI)
Washington, DC
Summary Description:
Individual will lead a team of technical and non-technical staff in the selection, design, development, architecture, integration and implementation of a DOE enterprise-wide solution for automating the Certification and Accreditation (C&A) process. This is a management position requiring excellent skills in providing analysis, research, and management coordination of contractor staff in support of federal client objectives. It is expected that this individual will have experience leading and managing matrixed teams of IT consultants managing the build-out and deployment of complex IT systems. This person must understand the threat environment associated with Federal IT systems and should be experienced working in the DOE or federal environment. The individual must be able to work with federal managers, IT System Owners and other staff responsible for ensuring seamless integration of technical solutions for the DOE enterprise.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor degree (Masters preferred) in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience
US Citizen (REQUIRED)
US Government Top Secret clearance highly desired.
One or more of the following certification is highly desired: CISSP, CISA or ISSEP
Systems or network certifications (MCP, CCNA, etc.) is a plus
Must have knowledge of NIST security certification and accreditation (C&A) process
Must have comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the threat environment in which Federal IT System are developed, deployed, operated and managed.
Must have extensive experience in leading both program and system-level cyber security reviews and audits.
Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.)
Experience in real world network and system security including problems and solutions.
Must be able to travel on an occasional basis, estimated to be less than 20%. Work Location: 1250 H. St. N.W. Washington, DC

C&A Tool Team Lead (08-203/CSMEI)
Washington, DC
Summary Description:
Individual will lead a team of technical and non-technical staff in the selection, design, development, architecture, integration and implementation of a DOE enterprise-wide solution for automating the Certification and Accreditation (C&A) process. This is a management position requiring excellent skills in providing analysis, research, and management coordination of contractor staff in support of federal client objectives. It is expected that this individual will have experience leading and managing matrixed teams of IT consultants managing the build-out and deployment of complex IT systems. This person must understand the threat environment associated with Federal IT systems and should be experienced working in the DOE or federal environment. The individual must be able to work with federal managers, IT System Owners and other staff responsible for ensuring seamless integration of technical solutions for the DOE enterprise.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor degree (Masters preferred) in Information Technology, Security, or Engineering with 7 or more years experience; or an equivalent combination of education and work experience
US Citizen (REQUIRED)
US Government Top Secret clearance highly desired.
One or more of the following certification is highly desired: CISSP, CISA or ISSEP
Systems or network certifications (MCP, CCNA, etc.) is a plus
Must have knowledge of NIST security certification and accreditation (C&A) process
Must have comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the threat environment in which Federal IT System are developed, deployed, operated and managed.
Must have extensive experience in leading both program and system-level cyber security reviews and audits.
Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
PC and desktop applications competency (e.g., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, email, etc.)
Experience in real world network and system security including problems and solutions.
Must be able to travel on an occasional basis, estimated to be less than 20%. Work Location: 1250 H. St. N.W. Washington, DC

SQL Database Administrator (08-211/GDBM)
Washington, DC
Description

Responsible for SQL Database activities including stored procedures, scheduled jobs, triggers, backups, and maintenance plans.

Monitor database integrity by daily review of schedule jobs, custom reports and Documentum reports.
Support existing Crystal Reports and develop new reports as needed

Problem identification and resolution, including troubleshooting performance problems (application/server/network).

User training and documentation

Job Requirements

Basic RDBMS knowledge is required (SQL Server).
Strong conceptual and business analytical skills
Strong verbal and written communications skills with a focus on needs analysis and customer requests.
Some experience with document management systems.
SQL Server DBA or Application Developer --- 4+ years experience

Preferred Skills:
            Crystal Reports 8.0 or above
            Visual Basic .NET
            HTML, ASP.net, IIS

Helpful but not required:

Java
Documentum
data migration programs
PDF capture program