Jobs at Leidos

Supports enterprise Identity and Access Management security initiatives, including IAM documentation, Authority to Operate activities, engineering solutions, change management, ticket resolution, and operational escalations. The role focuses on identity governance, lifecycle management, Okta, Active Directory, Azure, authentication standards, and customer support while collaborating with security and operations teams.

Supports cybersecurity planning and implementation for a DoD electronic health record modernization program. Responsibilities include reviewing architecture, conducting ACAS vulnerability scans, managing RMF controls and POA&Ms in eMASS, developing automation scripts, tracking findings, supporting ATOs, preparing cyber strategy and documentation, and presenting status and risks to government stakeholders.

Supports cybersecurity authorization and sustainment for Defense Health Agency systems, including RMF, IATT, ATO, ASR, risk assessments, continuous monitoring, POA&Ms, vulnerability remediation, security documentation, and eMASS maintenance. Reviews architectures and security artifacts, coordinates scanning and compliance assessments, tracks corrective actions, ensures access authorization, and provides cybersecurity expertise to stakeholders. The role requires substantial Defense Health Agency experience, Secret clearance, and expertise with federal security controls and accreditation tools.

Leads full-cycle recruiting for Intelligence Community programs, developing sourcing strategies for highly cleared technical professionals. Builds pipelines of TS/SCI and polygraph-cleared candidates, partners with program leaders and hiring managers, manages competing requisitions, provides market intelligence, and supports proposals, business growth, and contract staffing. Focus areas include software engineering, cybersecurity, AI/ML, cloud, DevOps, systems engineering, and SIGINT talent.

Designs, deploys, administers, and troubleshoots Linux-based infrastructure supporting US Antarctic Program systems. Responsibilities include RHEL administration, virtualization, OpenShift clusters, backups, monitoring, security hardening, automation, DNS, Git, documentation, technical leadership, and 24x7 escalation support. The role may involve temporary Antarctic deployments and requires U.S. citizenship, Public Trust clearance, and NSF physical and dental examinations.

Designs, implements, optimizes, and sustains complex enterprise networks across on-premises and hybrid AWS environments. Responsibilities include routing and switching, firewalls, VPNs, wireless, network access control, cloud connectivity, incident investigation, upgrades, security remediation, documentation, automation, and root cause analysis. Provides technical leadership, customer collaboration, mentoring, and escalation support across multi-vendor infrastructure.

Supports NASA’s NEST program through financial reporting, forecasting, inventory and cash management, revenue recognition, close activities, pricing support, profitability analysis, and Power BI dashboard development. Partners with program, supply chain, warehouse, and finance teams to improve controls, reporting processes, financial models, and decision-making. Performs inventory reserve analysis, accounting issue resolution, proposal cost support, and strategic financial planning.

Develop and support low-code applications, dashboards, workflows, and integrations using Microsoft Power Platform and ServiceNow. Engage Coast Guard users during roadshows to gather requirements, create prototypes, and deliver MVP solutions. Translate business needs into technical designs, data models, user stories, and workflow logic; support testing, Agile delivery, troubleshooting, documentation, and production transition.

Manage the United States Antarctic Program’s PIV and MFA smartcard infrastructure, including credential issuance, tracking, recovery, compliance reporting, audits, documentation, and stakeholder coordination. Develop reporting tools, procedures, metrics, and implementation plans; support FISMA compliance; train staff; provide technical support; and coordinate with NSF, cybersecurity teams, HR, partner agencies, and Antarctic stations. Deployment to Antarctica may be required for approximately 3–8 weeks annually.

Build and maintain secure CI/CD pipelines, hardened Kubernetes environments, and automated compliance controls for Navy and DoD deployments. Responsibilities include Infrastructure as Code, GitOps, SBOM generation, vulnerability scanning, DISA STIG compliance, secrets management, ATO evidence automation, and deployment infrastructure across cloud and air-gapped environments. The engineer partners with software and security teams, contributes to application development, uses AI tools to improve workflows, and maintains operational documentation.

Lead administration, configuration, integration, deployment, maintenance, and production support for the enterprise MES platform. Troubleshoot application, database, performance, configuration, and integration issues; perform root-cause analysis; coordinate upgrades and releases; and ensure system reliability, security alignment, scalability, and supportability. Collaborate with manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, infrastructure, cybersecurity, database, suppliers, and business teams while mentoring technical staff and improving automation and monitoring.

Lead a portfolio of technology-enabled continuous improvement initiatives for internal operations and DoD customers. Manage product backlogs, write user stories, define roadmaps, gather requirements, and facilitate Agile, Scrum, SAFe, and PI planning activities. Drive Splunk analytics, dashboarding, alerting, AI, ML, automation, proactive monitoring, and predictive analytics solutions. Ensure stakeholder alignment, measurable operational improvements, and compliance with DoD security requirements while maintaining an active Secret clearance.

Lead maintenance, administration, and enhancement of cloud-hosted Maximo Application Suite 9 and supporting OpenShift/Oracle/AWS infrastructure. Install, configure, secure (DHS/TSA requirements), troubleshoot, automate operations, gather requirements, document designs, develop integrations and reports (BIRT/Cognos), support users, and participate in DevSecOps lifecycle and high-availability FedRAMP environments.