Resource Management Concepts, Inc.

Security Engineer

• Perform analysis and evaluation to design, implement, test and field secure systems, networks, and architectures.
• Develop, implement, and enforce information systems security policies ensuring system security requirements are addressed during all phases of the acquisition and Information System (IS) lifecycle.
• Manage certification and testing in accordance with the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) policy; identify deficiencies and providing recommendations of risk mitigation to customer.
• Support the customer to resolve conflicting security requirements.
• Develop program technical publications such as Systems Engineering Plans (SEP), Technical Plans, Analyses and Reports, Risk Assessments, Program Protection Plan, Anti-Tamper Plan, Cybersecurity Strategy, Technology Development Strategies, Test Plans, and procedures.

Information System Security Engineer – ISSE

Engineer

• Lead the transformation of the Splunk environment into a fully functional SIEM platform.
• Manage and optimize the data ingestion pipeline.
• Audit existing data sources for relevance and efficiency.
• Eliminate unnecessary data ingestion to control licensing costs.
• Onboard and integrate new data sources.
• Parse, normalize, and map ingested data to the Splunk Common Information Model (CIM).
• Configure, maintain, and optimize Splunk Enterprise Security (ES).
• Configure, maintain, and optimize Splunk security orchestration, automation, and response platform (SOAR).
• Develop and maintain correlation searches, detections, and use cases.
• Create and tune alerts to improve fidelity and reduce false positives.
• Build dashboards and visualizations for operational awareness and trend analysis.
• Monitor overall platform health and performance.
• Perform system upgrades, patching, and capacity planning.
• Manage intra Splunk certificates.
• Manage the lifecycle of security content.
• Continuously refine detections and correlation rules.
• Enhance visibility and detection coverage based on emerging threats.
• Ensure consistent SIEM operations regardless of hosting environment or infrastructure ownership.
• Support ongoing security operations and future cybersecurity initiatives.

Splunk SIEM Engineer

Data Analyst

• Support the development of tailored communications to innovation stakeholders in meetings, demos, and other customer engagements, as well as support analytic innovation, development, and data analytics; support the development of briefs on technical topics.
• Support advanced analysis and data visualization methodologies, models, and tools to derive outcomes and impacts.
• Support the development of infographics and dashboards across a range of media platforms.
• Update and maintain system and data methodology SOPs, architecture materials, process flows, diagrams, correspondence and related materials.
• Leverage knowledge of databases and methodologies to determine appropriate sources, determine indicators and relationships, and generate intelligence support packages.
• Use machine learning algorithms and statistical modeling techniques.
• Use predictive data models, quantitative analyses, and visualization of targeted data sources; utilize data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, PowerBI) and big data technologies (such as Hadoop, Spark).
• Support version control and branching strategies; manage overall configuration and control of data.
• Deliver data pipelines with an emphasis on quality, efficiency, and scalability; document data science work and participate in peer reviews.
• Identify and process raw data, trends, analysis, and assessments to aggregate disparate information.
• Analyze structured and unstructured data sources; handle, analyze and manage imperfect data; track trends and irregularities.
• Use data science tools and statistical programming languages (such as R, SQL, and Python).
• Use Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint.