Valiant Solutions

Security Engineer

• Lead hands-on technical NIST SP 800-53 security control assessments, including applicable overlays (e.g., high-value assets, artificial intelligence, critical software, and FedRAMP).
• Serve as a FISMA and FedRAMP technical subject matter expert across SA&A, ASCA, and Event-Driven Security Controls Assessment efforts.
• Guide the Discovery, Assessment, Risk Validation, and Finalization stages, including Security Assessment Plan development, evidence collection, control assessment meetings, and Security Assessment Report finalization.
• Coordinate and conduct stakeholder meetings and findings reviews, and brief stakeholders on draft Security Assessment Report findings and risk decisions.
• Maintain and update assessment package templates (Security Assessment Plan, System Security Plan, Security Controls Traceability Matrix, Security Assessment Report, and Action Item List) for consistency and compliance.
• Assess the impact of new laws, regulations, policies, and guidance on the client’s assessment requirements and recommend process changes.
• Provide day-to-day technical direction and mentorship to other security analysts.
• Incorporate threat modeling and threat hunting into the assessment process to proactively identify and mitigate risks.
• Recommend automation approaches, including robotic process automation, workflow orchestration, and data transformation, to improve assessment efficiency and accuracy.
• Support FedRAMP package reviews for cloud efforts and responses to data calls and audits from the agency inspector general, GAO, and OMB.
• Provide knowledge transfer and upskilling to federal staff so they can perform assessments and serve as backup to contractor assessors.

Security Controls Assessor

Pricing Analyst

• Pricing Build cost-volume and price-to-win models for competitive federal proposals across all contract types, including IDIQ, FFP, Cost-Plus, T&M, and GSA Schedule vehicles
• Develop labor category structures, staffing matrices, and wrap-rate calculations aligned with Valiant's indirect rate structures
• Translate technical and management approaches into defensible pricing narratives and basis of estimates (BOEs) that evaluators can follow and score
• Review RFPs, RFQs, and solicitations to identify pricing requirements, Representations and Certifications, and compliance obligations before proposal development begins
• Lead proposal pricing kick-off meetings, Green Teams, and own participation in price review gates, and final management reviews to ensure cost volumes are complete, compliant, and competitive
• Coordinate with Capture Management, Business Development, Contracts, Finance, Procurement, HR/Compensation, and technical personnel to gather and validate cost inputs on schedule
• Own the teaming partner pricing intake workflow for each proposal, including issuing pricing RFPs and standardized templates to subcontractors, enforcing partner submission deadlines that protect the prime pricing schedule, reviewing partner submissions for completeness, FAR/DFARS compliance, cost realism, and rate structure alignment, resolving discrepancies directly with partner pricing leads, and integrating validated partner data into the prime cost model and BOEs
• Assist in subcontract solicitations, proposal evaluations, and subcontract approval coordination
• Lead Valiant’s response to prime contractor pricing data calls when teaming as a subcontractor, including interpreting prime instructions and templates, packaging Valiant cost inputs to the prime’s required format, coordinating internal sign-off on rate disclosures and proprietary data sharing, defending Valiant pricing in prime fact-finding and clarification cycles, and meeting prime-imposed submission deadlines
• Support opportunity pipeline tracking in coordination with the Business Development team, and ensure a structured handoff of awarded work to program operations and contracts teams
• Compliance and Analysis Ensure all cost submissions comply with FAR, DFARS, Cost Accounting Standards (CAS), corporate policies, and specific requirements in each client solicitation
• Conduct price analyses and cost realism assessments for both prime and subcontract pricing
• Prepare and support Truth-in-Negotiations Act (TINA) submissions and forward pricing rate agreements (FPRA/FPRP) as needed
• Advise internal stakeholders on pricing risk mitigation and winning price strategies
• Assist with internal reviews, DCAA/DCMA audits, and customer fact-finding sessions
• Identify pricing risks and recommend mitigation strategies to the Proposal Manager and Capture Lead
• Financial Analysis and Schedule Management Perform financial analysis and cash flow development to support contract pricing and program health
• Manage the cost proposal schedule to ensure production milestones, management reviews, and risk reviews are completed on time with a compliant, professional product
• Provide support for subcontract solicitations and contract negotiations
• Improvement Improve pricing templates, tools, and checklists to reduce cycle time and error rates on cost volumes
• Document pricing methodologies and maintain a lessons-learned library from post-award debriefs
• Assist Pricing leadership with training, cost proposal review, and policy compliance initiatives
• Perform other duties as assigned in support of Valiant's pricing, contracts, and financial operations.

Senior Pricing Analyst

Solutions Engineer

• Business Development, Capture and Pre-RFP Solutioning Support BD meetings and pre-RFP shaping for federal civilian and DoD opportunities, positioning Valiant to win new business.
• Technical Solution Architecture Lead end-to-end solution architecture for opportunities in cybersecurity, cloud, data, enterprise operations, and SOC modernization.
• Prepare, lead, and write technical sections for RFIs/RFPs, ensuring clarity, compliance, and readability for technical and non-technical reviewers.
• Engage with multiple Valiant programs to understand existing capabilities and infuse lessons learned into future solutioning efforts.

Technical Solutions Architect

• Lead the development of security architecture guidance, standards, and reference diagrams for on-premise and cloud platforms and systems
• Support both macro and micro security design for a large government agency
• Design Zero Trust security architectures and their associated guidance
• Tighten least privilege access controls and automate Zero Trust controls
• Assess and evaluate security postures, reviewing candidate architectures, identifying protection needs, and determining impacts from new systems or interfaces
• Develop focused guidance for specific security mechanisms such as encryption for data at rest
• Support acquisition and procurement efforts by providing input on security requirements for statements of work and project costs
• Perform architectural review and analysis, developing strategic enterprise solutions that address evolving business requirements

Security Architect

• Designing and implementing endpoint security solutions in cloud and on premise data centers
• Installation/Configuration, patching and tuning IDS/IPS signatures, create and amend policies
• Monitor events and trends using Kibana
• Provide support for internal and external customers in a large enterprise environment
• Troubleshoot a range of IT security and connectivity issues
• Support other team members in troubleshooting and project efforts
• Manage hardware and software inventories
• Works with remote teams to install, maintain and troubleshoot security hardware
• Administer applications running on Linux and UNIX systems in virtualized and cloud environments
• Participate in a rotating on-call schedule; every 6-8 weeks for a period of one week at a time

Endpoint Protection Security Engineer

Program Manager

• The GWAC and Growth Program Manager is accountable for the full lifecycle of one or more assigned government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), multiple award contracts (MACs), or agency-wide indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicles.
• The role serves as the single named point of contact for the contracting agency, the company's contracting officer, and internal stakeholders for everything related to the assigned vehicles.
• The GWAC and Growth Program Manager owns two interlocking domains: business development and contracts management.
• On the business development side, the role drives the conversion of vehicle access into awarded task orders by building pipeline, managing customer relationships, qualifying opportunities, and supporting capture and proposal teams with writing and pricing support.
• On the contracts management side, the role administers vehicle-level contract actions, negotiates modifications, manages compliance and reporting, and oversees teaming and subcontract relationships.

Growth Program Manager

• Configure and support Cisco Firepower/ASA and Palo Alto Networks firewalls
• This includes administration, patching, upgrades, rule maintenance, policy updates, performance, and security posture tuning
• Troubleshoot complex network connectivity issues involving multiple firewalls, load balancers, and VPN devices, extending the network to the AWS cloud
• Troubleshoot Dual Stacked (IPv4 and IPv6) security infrastructure that includes DNS, Firewalls, Cisco ACI, and AWS Cloud
• Keep detailed records of customer interaction and problem resolution in a ticketing system
• Monitor network traffic, analyze logs, and respond to security incidents and threats
• Provide support for internal and external customers in a large enterprise environment
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and support projects as part of the Security team
• Manage hardware and software inventories
• Support vulnerability assessments and implement remediation strategies
• Work with remote teams to install, maintain, and troubleshoot security hardware
• Ensure customers receive top-of-the-line support in a polite and courteous manner
• Develop standard operating procedures and network topology documentations
• Participate in a rotating on-call schedule providing support after hours as required

Network Security Engineer

Frontend Engineer

• Participate with the software development team in all phases of the Agile software development life cycle (SDLC), including planning, design, development, testing, and deployment
• Work closely with business analysts, project managers, and other stakeholders to understand business requirements and ensure the successful delivery of software applications
• Ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget
• Ensure that software development methodologies and best practices are followed and that code is maintainable, scalable, and testable
• Participate in the development and maintenance of technical documentation, including design documents, user manuals, and release notes
• Foster a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement
• Stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and trends in software development and provide recommendations for new tools and techniques that can improve the development process
• Have an understanding of UX and UI design principles