Cybersecurity Manager I

About the role

Are you looking to advance your career and flex your leadership and IT skills in a fast-paced and rewarding organization? The Cybersecurity Manager I is responsible for designing, testing, and implementing secure operating systems, networks, and security monitoring tools. This role involves managing IT security systems, conducting risk assessments, performing incident response, and overseeing digital forensics. The Manager I will also develop and enforce security controls, participate in security awareness programs, and prepare security reports for regulatory agencies. As SNC's corporate team, we provide the company and its business areas with strategic direction and business support spanning executive management, finance and accounting, operations, human resources, legal, IT, information security, facilities, marketing, and communications.

Responsibilities

• Team Leadership: Lead, mentor, and develop the Security Engineering team, including hiring, performance management, and career growth planning; set team priorities, workload, and resourcing to align with the enterprise security architecture roadmap and milestones; own the team's technical standards and quality bar for secure design, testing, and implementation of operating systems, networks, and security monitoring tools.
• Security Architecture & Engineering: Partner with the Enterprise Security Architect to translate architecture strategy and standards into actionable engineering plans, ensuring designs are implementable and operationally sound; oversee design reviews and secure-by-design practices across infrastructure, network, and application environments; direct the evaluation, deployment, and lifecycle management of security tools and platforms.
• Risk, Vulnerability & Compliance: Direct risk and vulnerability assessment programs across network, system, and application layers, ensuring findings are prioritized and remediated on schedule; develop, implement, and enforce security controls and operational risk mitigations, and track their effectiveness over time.
• Stakeholder Collaboration: Act as a key liaison between Security Engineering and the Enterprise Security Architect, senior leadership, and cross-functional teams to embed security requirements into IT project lifecycles from design through deployment; communicate risk posture, program status, and incident learnings to senior leadership in clear, business-relevant terms.

Qualifications

Must Have

• Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Network Engineering, Information Technology or related Engineering field of study.
• 7+ years of experience in a related area (relevant experience can substitute for the degree; without a degree, minimum 11 years of related experience required).
• Higher level relevant degree may substitute for experience.
• Strong understanding of cybersecurity principles and network architectures.
• Experience with risk assessment, incident response, and digital forensics.
• Knowledge of technical standards relating to systems security; experience administering UNIX, Linux, and Windows operating systems, experience with large-scale server systems, thin client architecture, system virtualization, and related peripherals.
• Experience with Assessment and Authorization (A&A) requirements as outlined in NISPOM, RMF for DOD, ICD 503, JSIG, and NIST RMF.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret U.S