Description
Description
SAIC is seeking a Space Systems Security Analyst to support our NASA Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) customer in Fairmont, West Virginia. The candidate will support the Cross-Cutting Vulnerability Investigations (CCVI) project as part of the NASA IV&V Program's Mission Protection Services (MPS) Team. This role is full-time and is performed onsite at NASA's Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) Facility in Fairmont, WV.
SAIC is seeking a Space Systems Security Analyst to support our NASA Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) customer in Fairmont, West Virginia. The candidate will support the Cross-Cutting Vulnerability Investigations (CCVI) project as part of the NASA IV&V Program's Mission Protection Services (MPS) Team. This role is full-time and is performed onsite at NASA's Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) Facility in Fairmont, WV.
Job Description:
Working with System, Software, and Security/Cyber Engineers to perform Vulnerability Analysis of spacecraft components
Developing analysis approaches and test cases to exercise suspected behaviors
Developing Models and Simulations of spacecraft HW/SW/data interfaces using C/C++, Java, Python or similar object-oriented languages/scripts
Developing unit and integration level tests for models and simulation environments
Maintaining/Modifying models and simulations from other developers
The candidate will work with more senior MPS team members and will perform a variety of individual contributor and team-based tasks.
Qualifications
Required Education:
Bachelors and 0 years related experience
Desired Education:
Bachelor of Science in engineering, computer science, cybersecurity, or other relevant field
Required Experience:
Ability to develop analysis approaches and test cases to exercise suspected behaviors
Ability to read and analyze C/C++, Java or similar object-oriented languages
Experience using Python or similar object-oriented scripting languages
Active TS/SCI or have ability to obtain a TS/SCI clearance.
Excellence in these general workplace skills:
Communication Skills – verbal, written, and presentation skills.
Computer Skills - Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Soft Skills – professionalism, strong work ethic, creativity, curiosity, problem solving, and critical thinking
Ability to work on own tasks and manage own progress, while also able to work in team environments and under the direction/supervision of task leads
Experience in one or more of the following fields would be a plus:
Experience developing models and simulations of spacecraft HW/SW/data interfaces
Experience developing unit and integration level tests for models and simulation environments
One or more of the following exercised skillsets: automation, test case generation, data processing, secure coding, modeling, abstraction, and ethical hacking
Vulnerability Identification
Threat and Risk Assessment - NIST CMF, NIST RMF
Threat Modeling – STRIDE, DREAD
Familiarity with common threat methods and TTPs - MITRE ATT&CK, SPARTA Frameworks
Experience with Space Domain including:
Spacecraft concept of operations
Space Flight and Ground systems and software architectures
Knowledge of Space systems avionics
Space data standards knowledge (e.g. CCSDS, C2MS, XTCE)
Desired Experience:
NASA experience is a plus
Clearance:
Must be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain a Top Secret Clearance.
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