Sr. Cyber Detestation Engineer

Zachary Piper Solutions is currently seeking a SR. Cyber Detection Engineer who will support a government contract in Springfield, VA.

Responsibilities for the Sr. Cyber Detection Engineer:

·      Support Cyber Operations Squadron (COS) activities to publish up-to-date cybersecurity tool signatures (e.g. anti-virus and host based security systems)

·      Provide focused analysis, including reverse malware engineering, against intrusion, anomalies, malware, viruses to identify critical information about source, intended target, affected systems or hosts, recommended mitigation measures and risk to mission

·      Formulate custom Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tool content and IDS/IPS signatures to address threats

·      Performs security event and incident correlation using information gathered from a variety of sources within the enterprise

·      Analyzes and assesses damage to the data / infrastructure as a result of cyber incidents

·      Performs cyber incident trend analysis and reporting.

·      Characterizes and performs analysis of network traffic and system data to identify anomalous activity and potential threats to resources.

Qualifications for the Sr. Cyber Detection Engineer:

·      Bachelor’s Degree or 4+ years of years of additional cyber experience in lieu of degree

·      5+ years of experience in a cyber role

·      Clearance: TS/Sci CI poly

·      Experience with modern Windows, UNIX, network operating systems, databases, and virtual computing

·      Experience with enterprise security tools, including Security information and event management (SIEM), Threat intelligence platforms (TIPs), or Network monitoring tools

·      Experience with creating, modifying, tuning, IDS signatures/SIEM correlation searches and other detection signatures

Compensation for the Sr. Cyber Detestation Engineer:

• $150,000 – $180,000 *Depending on Experience.
• Cigna Medical, dental, vision, Holidays, 401k, PTO and Sick leave as required by law

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