SYSTEM SECURITY ENGINEERING MANAGER
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You will serve as a recognized subject matter expert in strategic flight and missile systems, representing senior leadership in high-level technical matters.You will oversee the end-to-end implementation of Systems Security Engineering, including Hardware Assurance, Software Assurance, Supply Chain Security, and Cybersecurity across all program office and field detachment operations.You will ensure the secure design, production, and service-life maintainability of complex flight subsystem components supporting deployed platforms, modernization programs, and next-generation developmental weapon systems.You will allocate securityrequirements for non-enterprise systems and oversee contractor deliverables to ensure modernization initiatives meet strategic systemrequirements.You will manage the protection of Critical Program Information, develop Program Protection Plans, and serve as the technical authority for evaluating security assessments to support Risk Management Framework and Authority to Operate decisions.You will serve as the primary technical contact for partner engagements and deliver comprehensive systems security, cybersecurity, hardware assurance, and supply chain security training to the workforce.You will serve as the technical consultant for flight system artificial intelligence, evaluate adversarial threats, and secure machine learning integration across weapon system lifecycles.
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