Alluvionic Inc.

Security Analyst

• Secure the future of compliance—lead CMMC readiness with your CCP expertise and make an impact where cybersecurity meets strategy.
• Support clients in achieving Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) readiness.
• Play a critical role in delivering gap analysis, developing and implementing remediation plans, and supporting process documentation and incident response strategies.
• Deliver CMMC readiness services, including: Gap analysis, Process remediation, Security documentation, Incident response planning and testing.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure understanding and adoption of CMMC requirements.
• Contribute to the development of policies, procedures, and system security plans (SSPs).
• Support ongoing security assessments and readiness tracking.

Cybersecurity Analyst II – Certified CMMC Professional, CCP

Procurement

• Develop tracks and provide analysis of procurement data and packages to provide recommendations to improve quality, schedule and efficiencies.
• Collect procurement requirements from the government Requiring Technical Authority (RTA) to be used in acquisition plans and to determine resources and track procurement packages.
• Preparation of the technical data package (TDP) for each procurement requirement identified.
• Establishes and maintains electronic and/or hardcopy data library of documents and work order files for documents received for processing.
• Ensures organizational adherence to FAR/DFARS/NMCARS to include NSWC Crane Acquisition Quality Assurance Guide.
• Provides recommendations concerning policies and procedures to ensure adherence to the Regulations and Directives for both FAR and Non-FAR based requirements.
• Liaison between resource sponsors, program/project managers, their staff and the US Navy contracting department.

Acquisition Management Support III – Contract Administrator

Customer Support

• Perform as the point-of-contact for obtaining IT Approvals for the procurement of IT hardware, software, and/or services via the Crane Chief Information Officer (CIO) Office and the Navy Information Dominance Approval System (NAV-IDAS) tool.
• Perform Acquisition Management Specialists (AMS) and Acquisition Quality Managers (AQM) type functions by generating acquisition packages to support customer IT procurement requests.
• Prepare NAVSEA/NAVSUP statistical acquisition reports.
• Establish and maintains electronic and/or hardcopy data library of documents and work order files for documents received for processing.
• Coordinate with various AMS and AQM personnel to support customer IT Approval procurement needs, and coordinate documentation as required.
• Interface with customers/users across the departments to obtain requirements related to IT procurements; perform analysis to determine the best approval approach; gather information necessary to process requests; review current compliance areas and guidance to validate that the proposed procurement meets applicable policies and statutes; and input Information Technology Procurement Requests (ITPR)s into the NAV-IDAS system.
• Perform requirements identification, solution determination assistance, strategies, justification write-ups, compliance element adherence/validation and documentation, and response to inquiries including defense of need or approach.
• Support and/or perform actions required to assist customers in obtaining compliance in the various compliance areas.
• Track all in-progress requests; maintain constant communication with customers; respond to rejections and questions on ITPRs; interface with the Crane CIO Office; work with the Crane Functional Area Manager group on Navy registration requirements and efforts; and work with customers and managers.
• Perform requirements development/analysis and assist with generating documentation to obtain Navy level approval in order to procure servers and server software for use in RDT&E environments.
• Review, follow-up and resolve errors during acquisition cycle.
• Provide tracking and analysis of procurement data to provide recommendations to improve quality, schedule and efficiencies.
• Participate in the development and maintenance of acquisition documents, and assists with the validation/verification, discrepancies/deficiencies resolution and accuracy/adequacy assessment of acquisition document requirements.
• Ensure organizational adherence to FAR/DFARS/NMCARS to include NSWC Crane Acquisition Quality Assurance Guide.
• Develop Procurement Data Packages (PDP) from line departments ensuring all pre-solicitation requirements are adequately addressed to prepare for solicitation.

Acquisition Management Support II – Acquisition Specialist

Instructor

• Delivery of high-quality resident and mobile DART training courseware designed to raise awareness of UAS threats, including legal considerations and counter-drone technology
• Guide participants through detection strategies, identification methods, threat assessment, and practical response techniques, ensuring they are prepared for real-world scenarios
• Conduct research to support course content, provide authoritative references, and identify resources relevant to DART training, including threat mitigation and counter technologies and strategies
• Review course materials to confirm accuracy, technical relevance, and alignment with current UAS operational practices, US laws and regulations, and authoritative agencies and organizations such as the Department of War (DOW), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
• Contribute to drafting, reviewing, and refining lesson topics, learning objectives, and instructional materials for both new course versions and re-certifications to meet NMIMT and FEMA National Training and Education Division (NTED) Standards and requirements
• Participate in course pilot (draft) deliveries, provide instructional support as directed, and address pilot feedback from participants, FEMA/NTED, other stakeholders, and NMIMT Curriculum Manager
• Work closely with NMIMT curriculum developers, instructional designers, and program staff to ensure course content is instructionally sound and operationally accurate in accordance with NMIMT and FEMA/NTED requirements
• Incorporate instructional design feedback, as directed by the NMIMT Curriculum Manager, into course materials and activities. This includes updating instructor-led lectures, classroom exercises, field exercises, and other course components to ensure accuracy, instructional effectiveness, and compliance with FEMA/NTED standards
• Provide technical input on specialized topics within the SME’s area of expertise, including UAS functions, components, trends, associated laws and regulations, when consulted by NMIMT
• Support NMIMT by collecting, analyzing, and documenting data relevant to UAS training content. Activities may include assisting with formal needs assessments, evaluating pilot course (draft) delivery feedback, and contributing to after-action reviews
• Maintain and comply with FAA Part 107 and NMIMT Instructor Certification Program requirements throughout the duration of assignment

Subject Matter Expert, Instructor

Security Engineer

• Provide executive-level cybersecurity advisory services, including governance, risk management, and strategic planning
• Establish and maintain cybersecurity governance structures, roadmaps, and reporting cadence
• Lead enterprise risk management activities, including risk register development, tracking, and executive reporting
• Support compliance and framework alignment (NIST CSF, NIST SP 800-171, CMMC, SOC 2, ISO 27001 as applicable)
• Guide CMMC readiness efforts, including coordination of documentation, audit preparation, and assessment support
• Provide executive reporting, dashboards, and strategic recommendations to support decision-making
• Advise on security operations, vulnerability management, and incident response governance
• Support cybersecurity investment planning, tool selection, and vendor evaluation
• Facilitate communication across technical teams, leadership, and external stakeholders
• Collaborate with delivery teams (e.g., Cyber Analysts, Project Managers) to ensure coordinated execution

Virtual Chief Information Security Officer – vCISO

Program Manager

• Develop and maintain a catalog of services and contacts by collaborating with other local, state, federal, and private agencies
• Provide research and liaison function for sourcing federal, state, tribal, local, and social service authorities and/or community-based entities regarding victim witness services
• Continuously conduct agency needs assessments and analyze results to create and implement effective outreach strategies
• Establish and conduct annual/bi-annual training in conjunction with SOIB/VMS training approved through the USMS Training Academy
• Compile information resources for USMS personnel, including social service and community points of contact
• Analyze victim-oriented activities for common problems
• Develop methodologies for addressing problems and provide technical assistance and training to SOIB management
• Represent USMS at committees, national conferences, and seminars
• Maintain knowledge and technical expertise for victim witness assistance issues
• Assist USMS personnel with preparing written responses to congressional inquiries, Executive branch agencies, and the public

Cybersecurity Analyst II – Certified CMMC Professional, CCP

Acquisition Management Support III – Contract Administrator

Acquisition Management Support II – Acquisition Specialist

Subject Matter Expert, Instructor

Virtual Chief Information Security Officer – vCISO

Senior Program Manager – Victim Witness Services