Embedded Systems and Technical SETASystems Planning & Analysis • Arlington, Texas, United States
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Embedded Systems and Technical SETA
Systems Planning & Analysis
- Arlington, Texas, United States
- Arlington, Texas, United States
About
Responsibilities The candidate will perform technology management support of research efforts involving software and hardware platform research and assessment, integration, testing, prototype development, and transition of systems for secure multi-node processing. Provide expert technical advice and guidance to DARPA regarding all aspects of secure, multi-domain computing systems. Execute new concept and new program development with government principals. Explore current state-of-the-art and technical feasibility of new concepts and potential research approaches. Support DoD research programs in terms of technology management, engagement with research performers, deliverable review, and leading regular calls or meetings with research performers on a technical basis. Support testing and evaluation of DoD applied research and advanced technology development of cybersecurity technologies and/or prototypes in an operationally relevant environment. Directly engage with government transition partners (within the DoD and Intelligence Community) and related stakeholders.
Qualifications Required:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
8+ years of relevant experience in embedded hardware development, embedded systems programming, cybersecurity, and/or computer engineering
Active Top Secret clearance
Substantial experience in cybersecurity, as applied to embedded hardware systems (e.g. mobile and non-telecom devices, internet of things, and related military and intelligence type equipment)
Experience with secure Execution Environments (e.g. TEEs, TPMs) on embedded devices
Test & Evaluation experience in cybersecurity red‑teaming (to include Counter‑Intel style qualitative assessment), and demonstrated ability to 'break' systems, thus exposing design, architecture, and security flaws and identification of technical debt
Ability to work with little oversight to achieve team goals
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to effectively convey complex technical information to both technical and non‑technical audiences
A high degree of initiative, excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and reliability
Familiarity with general systems engineering principles for complex systems development
Able to report to Arlington, VA full‑time in a SCIF environment, based upon client needs
Desired:
Graduate/Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
Experience with a wide variety of reverse engineering (RE), vulnerability research (VR), offensive cyber, and defense cyber methods and state‑of‑the‑art for embedded systems
Experience in testbed development and usage for mixed real/virtual (i.e. Live Virtual Constructive) sets of software and/or hardware nodes
Experience in T&E operations planning and execution, i.e. Test Planning, Test Infrastructure, Test Execution and Documentation, Travel to CONUS and OCONUS locations
Experience operating in complex, contested, non‑benign environments
Experience with clandestine or covert operations
Experience with cyber operations
Experience with Telecommunications (Telco) Operators, and a wide variety of systems
Experience working with Special Access Programs (SAPs)/CAPs
Experience with Agile development methodologies
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- English
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