Cybervance, Inc.

Graphics Designer

• Design and produce high-quality PowerPoint visuals, infographics, and presentation templates aligned with branding and instructional goals.
• Develop graphics, layouts, and visual elements for eLearning modules, websites, and Learning Management Systems (LMS).
• Collaborate closely with instructional designers, content developers, and subject matter experts to create visuals that support learning outcomes and online engagement.
• Create and adapt digital assets (e.g., icons, banners, navigation graphics) optimized for web and LMS display.
• Ensure design consistency across platforms while adhering to brand, accessibility, and responsive design standards.
• Edit and optimize existing presentations, eLearning visuals, and digital graphics for improved clarity and impact.
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously, meeting deadlines while maintaining creativity and quality.

Graphic Designer, eLearning, PowerPoint, Digital Design

Security Engineer

• Develop, maintain, and manage security documentation required for the Authorization and Accreditation (A&A) package, including System Security Plans (SSPs), Contingency Plans (CPs), and Security Assessment Reports (SARs).
• Provide oversight and development of Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms) and ensure timely remediation of identified risks.
• Lead and perform all continuous monitoring activities, ensuring security controls remain effective and compliant with federal regulations.
• Conduct and document risk assessments based on NIST standards, ensuring that system design and implementation sufficiently mitigate Information Assurance (IA) risks.
• Implement, assess, and validate NIST SP 800-53A security controls for federal agencies, ensuring systems achieve and maintain compliance.
• Apply advanced risk management techniques to identify vulnerabilities and provide recommendations for mitigation strategies.
• Collaborate with technical teams to integrate security into system development life cycles and operational processes.
• Utilize data analysis, data mining, and business intelligence techniques to correlate data from disparate sources, identify trends, and create informative risk/compliance dashboards and visualizations.
• Provide guidance on security policy, compliance requirements, and audit readiness to technical and business stakeholders.
• Stay current with evolving federal security requirements, emerging technologies, and industry best practices to maintain a compliance posture.

Security Policy and Compliance Manager

• Design, build, test, and implement comprehensive security systems across enterprise IT networks.
• Architect and integrate advanced cybersecurity solutions, including Wireless Networks, Firewalls, Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS), LAN/WAN technologies, SIEM solutions, and cloud integration and security strategies.
• Lead and manage a team of Security Engineers, ensuring effective collaboration, mentoring, and technical guidance.
• Apply risk management frameworks (RMF) and conduct risk assessments based on NIST standards, ensuring system designs adequately mitigate information assurance risks.
• Develop secure architectures and enforce policies to protect organizational and agency assets.
• Collaborate with senior management, IT staff, and stakeholders to explain, enforce, and gain buy-in for security requirements.
• Stay current with emerging technologies, threats, and compliance requirements to continuously evolve security architecture.
• Produce and maintain security documentation, architecture diagrams, and technical road maps.
• Provide subject matter expertise during audits, compliance assessments, and security reviews.

Cybersecurity Architect

Manager

• Lead enterprise efforts to implement and manage privacy and controlled unclassified information (CUI) programs in compliance with federal laws, executive orders, and OMB guidance.
• Oversee processes for data labeling, marking, categorizing, and destruction of CUI, as well as records digitization and lifecycle management.
• Serve as the organizational liaison and coordinator across privacy and CUI disciplines, ensuring cohesive work products and program alignment.
• Apply privacy risk management frameworks to strengthen and mature the organization’s privacy program in collaboration with the Chief Privacy Officer.
• Ensure compliance with key federal statutes and directives, including Privacy Act, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, E-Government Act Section 208, NIST SP 800-122, Executive Orders 13556 and 13719, Presidential and Federal Records Act Amendments of 2014, FISMA Act of 2014, and OMB Circulars A-130, A-108, and A-123.
• Develop policies, procedures, and training to ensure proper handling of privacy data and CUI across the organization.
• Provide subject matter expertise and guidance to senior management on privacy and CUI obligations.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure privacy and CUI considerations are incorporated into new systems, projects, and initiatives.
• Lead reviews, assessments, and audits to evaluate compliance posture and recommend improvements.
• Support enterprise readiness for federal oversight, including Inspector General reviews, agency evaluations, and other compliance inspections.

Manager, Privacy and Controlled Unclassified Information

Security Operations

• Oversee monitoring, detection, and response to security incidents
• Develop and implement security operations strategies, detection use cases, and escalation processes
• Coordinate incident response activities and act as primary point of contact for security incidents
• Oversee deployment, maintenance, and optimization of SIEM, EDR, IDS/IPS and other security technologies
• Ensure SOC uses up-to-date threat intelligence and conducts proactive threat hunting
• Develop and maintain incident response plans and conduct post-incident reviews
• Report activities, performance metrics (like mean time to detect/resolve), and findings to senior leadership such as the CISO
• Ensure SOC operations meet compliance and regulatory requirements (e.g., NIST, FISMA)
• Lead and manage SOC team, provide technical guidance to junior analysts, and optimize SOC processes

Cybersecurity Operations Center Manager

• Serve as the key leader responsible for managing all aspects of the federal agency contract and ensuring full program execution across multiple task areas, including Program Management, Cybersecurity Operations, Policy and Compliance, Security Engineering, Privacy, CUI, Zero Trust, DevSecOps, AI, and Post-Quantum Cryptography.
• Lead program management services to ensure the successful completion of all RFQ-defined tasks.
• Provide direct oversight of contractor and subcontractor activities, ensuring alignment with agency mission needs.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for the agency CO and COR.
• Develop and maintain the Program Management Plan (PMP), including transition planning, staffing updates, risk/issue tracking, and work breakdown schedules.
• Deliver monthly Program Management Reviews (PMRs), Monthly Financial Reports, weekly and ad hoc program/project status reports, meeting minutes, and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).
• Maintain quality assurance across all deliverables in compliance with agency standards, laws, and policies.
• Collaborate with agency leadership to maintain program visibility, risk posture, and performance outcomes.
• Provide staffing oversight for 24/7/365 SOC and other mission-critical operations and ensure integration of risk, compliance, and incident response into program execution.
• Support agency with audit readiness, continuous monitoring, and improvement initiatives.

Cybersecurity Program Manager

• Oversee and coordinate multiple projects, facilitating teams on large cyber consulting projects relating to agency-wide implementation of the NIST Risk Management Framework.
• Analyze new and complex project-related problems and create innovative solutions affecting schedule, technology, methodology, tools, solution components, and financial management.
• Provide applications systems analysis and long- and short-range plans for application selection, systems development, systems maintenance, and production activities.
• Facilitate multiple cyber initiatives, track project progress, issues, and risks.
• Provide recommendations and guidance to the customer to enable project improvements and reduce enterprise risk.
• Assist with development of a comprehensive information security and privacy program based on laws, regulations, and industry best practices.
• Maintain and create project charters, levels of effort, schedules, and objectives for assigned cybersecurity projects.
• Analyze potential impacts of project scope changes and make recommendations to cyber programs.
• Monitor team progress against project plans; lead team meetings, track issues, decisions, action items, and follow up to drive closure.
• Lead development of briefing materials for customer updates and decisions.
• Participate in business development activities such as RFP/RFQ reviews, proposal development, and drafting concept and white papers.
• Analyze schedules, risks, and quality of project deliverables; work with Service Delivery Managers and stakeholders to manage project changes.
• Perform other duties or special projects as required; travel to customer location in Washington, D.C. may be required.

Cyber Project Integration Manager

Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Identify threat tactics, methodologies, gaps, and shortfalls aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK Framework and the Azure Threat Research Matrix (ATRM).
• Perform Hypothesis-based or Intelligence-based Cyber Threat Hunts to identify threats and risks within environments.
• Use cloud-native techniques and methods to identify and create threat detections for automated response activities.
• Use Agile methodology to organize intelligence, hunts and project status.
• Independently research intelligence reports to find actionable data for conducting intel or hypothesis-based hunts.
• Explore and correlate large data sets to uncover novel attack techniques, monitor and catalog changes in activity group tradecraft, and investigate alerts for enterprise customers.
• Conduct analysis of log files, evidence, and other information to determine best methods for identifying the perpetrator(s) of a network intrusion.
• Confirm what is known about an intrusion and discover new information via dynamic analysis.
• Create a forensically sound duplicate of the evidence (i.e., forensic image) that ensures the original evidence is not unintentionally modified, to use for data recovery and analysis processes.
• Provide a technical summary of findings in accordance with established reporting procedures.
• Ensure that the chain of custody is followed by all digital media acquired in accordance with the Federal Rules of Evidence.
• Recognize and accurately report forensic artifacts indicative of a particular operating system.
• Extract data using data carving techniques (e.g., Forensic Tool Kit [FTK], Foremost).
• Collect and analyze intrusion artifacts (e.g., source code, malware, and system configuration) and use discovered data to enable mitigation of potential cyber defense incidents within the enterprise.
• Create detections and automation to detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from security threats.
• Develop new and novel defense techniques to identify and stop advanced adversary tactics and techniques.
• Perform forensics on network, host, memory, and other artifacts originating from multiple operating systems, applications, or networks and extract IOCs and TTPs.
• Conduct proactive hunts through enterprise networks, endpoints, or datasets to detect malicious, suspicious, or risky activities that have evaded detection by existing tools.

Mid-Level Cyber Threat Hunter, Forensics Analyst

Business Development Rep

• Engage directly with customers to understand mission requirements, acquisition approaches, and evaluation criteria
• Shape solicitations through proactive engagement, RFI responses, white papers, and targeted capability briefings
• Leverage Cybervance’s cybersecurity, incident response, SOC operations, and digital forensics expertise to align solutions with agency needs
• Ensure proposals are compliant, compelling, and aligned with capture strategy; contribute to technical, management, pricing, and past performance sections
• Lead capture planning and execution for priority cybersecurity opportunities; develop and implement win strategies, value propositions, and discriminators
• Oversee price-to-win, teaming, and staffing strategies to ensure competitive positioning
• Identify, negotiate, and formalize teaming agreements with prime contractors, subcontractors, and JV partners; build capture coalitions
• Conduct competitor and market analysis, including Black Hat reviews; position Cybervance on relevant GWACs, IDIQs, and BPA vehicles
• Maintain and expand relationships with federal agencies including DHS, CISA, DOJ, CBP, FBI, and the Department of State; serve as a trusted advisor to government stakeholders