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Senior Information Security Analyst

Join us at Sparksoft, where we're not just another tech company—we're a catalyst for change. Our mission isn't just to offer IT solutions; it's to revolutionize the way you work. Here, passion isn't just a buzzword; it's the fuel behind groundbreaking ideas and transformative technologies. We serve a wide range of government clients, delivering impact that's felt across the nation.

Our true strength lies in our people. They're the problem-solvers and innovators consistently delivering extraordinary outcomes. With Sparksoft, you're not stepping into a routine job; you're joining a team committed to innovation and excellence. Our innovation extends beyond just delivering projects. Through our specialized Innovation Centers, we continuously refine our methods, ensuring we remain industry leaders.

We are Sparksoft!

 

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES: 

  • Create/Update all client security deliverables and artifacts (SSP, CP, ISRA, PTA/PIA, etc.)
  • Work with team members to ensure security functions are implemented for the program(s) that are under their care.
  • Act as a trusted advisor for security matters for their programs and provide training on security items when needed.
  • Act as a bridge between client security teams and project teams to bridge the gap between compliance and technical security issues and both teams.
  • Ensure proper testing occurs and manage the vulnerability process in the scope of the program.
  • Translate technical security findings (pen tests, ACT, fortify, Tenable, etc.) to practical issues, and guide teams to appropriate preventative and corrective action.
  • Review program procedures and outputs and implement corrective action when needed.
  • Act as a liaison for the program to client security teams.
  • Support corporate security as needed.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 

  • Experience in multiple aspects of FISMA Security 10+ years
  • Experience in an agile CI/CD development environment with a focusing on the testing and assessment functions (technical assessment and understanding (dev/sec/ops)
  • Experience in Agile development and operations support, in respect to FISMA SP 800-53 guidelines
  • Excellent writing and communication skills
  • Experience in understanding and accurately interpreting security reports
  • Experience in managing an audit for a program (CSRAP/ACT, A-123, IRS 1070, etc.)
  • Experience with cloud-based systems (e.g., AWS, Salesforce)
  • Experience in creating and maintaining the deliverables for an Authority to Operate (ATO)
  • Experience in the performing application-level testing (CP functional and tabletop testing required)
  • Experience in performing risk assessments.
  • Experience running meetings and holding team members to deadlines.
  • Infrequent Travel to Columbia, MD for meetings when/if required
  • Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance
  • Candidates must have lived in the United States 3 out of the past 5 years

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: 

  • 10 years with privacy and data protection
  • Dynamic and Static code testing
  • Experience working in CMS/HHS Federal Healthcare environments

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS:

  • 10+ years of experience in the required skill set (note CISSP requires 5 years in the required skill sets.)
  • Current/Active CISSP required (note that CASP, CISM, and GSEC do not qualify)
  • Bachelor’s Degree is preferred

 

If you need accommodation seeking employment with Sparksoft Corporation, please email Sparksoft.Accommodations@sparksoftcorp.com or call 410-424-7700. Accommodations are made on a case-by-case basis.

At Sparksoft Corporation, we take security and protection of personal information very seriously. We will never ask you to send private personal information over email. Accordingly, we ask you to immediately contact our security team via email at abuse@sparksoftcorp.com upon receiving a suspicious request.

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