
CYBERSECURITY SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT — LEAD
Kinsley Power Systems, Columbus, OH, United States
CYBERSECURITY SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT — LEAD
Location: Columbus, OH. Job Code: 94. # of openings: 1
iP-Plus Consulting is seeking a Cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert (SME) Lead to support an upcoming Federal program. The SME Lead serves as the top technical authority for the Cybersecurity Assessment Program within a large Federal agency environment. You will mentor a team of engineers, drive inspection readiness, and ensure every artifact, report, and deliverable meets the highest DoD cybersecurity standards. In this role, you will operate at the strategic level while executing hands‑on with documentation, risk management, and remediation oversight across both NIPRNET and SIPRNET environments.
Key Responsibilities
Serve as the primary technical expert for the Cybersecurity Assessment Program, providing direction, interpretation, and solutions to complex cybersecurity challenges
Lead and mentor a team of cybersecurity engineers; establish priorities, assign tasks, and enforce DoD-standard engineering practices
Oversee end-to-end
POA&M lifecycle management
— documentation, remediation tracking, status updates, and closure
Develop, validate, and maintain
RMF artifacts
and critical cybersecurity documentation including:
SSP ,
CONOPS , Incident Response Plan, Contingency Plan, and Configuration Management Plan
Scan Reports, Security Audit Reports, IAVA Statistics, ST&E Reports, and
POA&Ms
Lead enterprise preparation and response for DoD cybersecurity inspections:
CCRI ,
CORA , and
Blue Team assessments
Conduct
A&A authorization reviews
and security control assessments for large, complex Federal agency environments
Interpret evolving DoD cybersecurity documentation and
compliance requirements
to produce authoritative, inspection‑ready artifacts
Generate analytics and trend reports using data from
vulnerability scanners , configuration tools, and security platforms to support leadership decision‑making
Apply expertise across
Cloud ,
ICS , and
OT infrastructures
to address emerging cybersecurity requirements
Brief senior leadership on cybersecurity posture, risk findings, and program status
Required Qualifications
10 years
of IT experience
10 years
of DoD Cybersecurity experience
10 years
of
Risk Management Framework (RMF)
and
NIST A&A
experience
Active
DoD Secret Clearance
—
IT-II Non-Critical Sensitive / Tier 3 (T3)
SME-level experience conducting authorization reviews for large, complex organizations
SME-level knowledge of
STIGs ,
TCG configuration guides ,
IAVMs , and Task Orders
Proven hands‑on experience preparing enterprise environments for
CCRI ,
CORA , and Blue Team assessments
Expert ability to produce system documents:
SSP ,
CONOPS , Incident Response, Contingency, and Configuration Management Plans
Proficiency with
Microsoft Excel ,
Access ,
Power BI , and
Power Platforms
Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to brief senior leadership and translate technical findings for non-technical audiences
Required Certifications
DoD 8570 IAT Level 3 required (transitioning to DoD 8140)
ACAS and Tanium certifications
ICS300 or equivalent OT/ICS Cybersecurity Certification
D Account Access computing environment
Preferred Skills
Background in
Cloud ,
ICS , or
OT
cybersecurity domains
Experience working across multiple Federal agency environments or enterprise-scale DoD programs
Familiarity with
eMASS
and enterprise artifact management workflows
Experience developing or refining
SOPs
and
TTPs
for cybersecurity operations
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently with minimal oversight
Experience producing
IAVA Statistics ,
ST&E Reports , and
Patch Management Plans
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iP-Plus Consulting is seeking a Cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert (SME) Lead to support an upcoming Federal program. The SME Lead serves as the top technical authority for the Cybersecurity Assessment Program within a large Federal agency environment. You will mentor a team of engineers, drive inspection readiness, and ensure every artifact, report, and deliverable meets the highest DoD cybersecurity standards. In this role, you will operate at the strategic level while executing hands‑on with documentation, risk management, and remediation oversight across both NIPRNET and SIPRNET environments.
Key Responsibilities
Serve as the primary technical expert for the Cybersecurity Assessment Program, providing direction, interpretation, and solutions to complex cybersecurity challenges
Lead and mentor a team of cybersecurity engineers; establish priorities, assign tasks, and enforce DoD-standard engineering practices
Oversee end-to-end
POA&M lifecycle management
— documentation, remediation tracking, status updates, and closure
Develop, validate, and maintain
RMF artifacts
and critical cybersecurity documentation including:
SSP ,
CONOPS , Incident Response Plan, Contingency Plan, and Configuration Management Plan
Scan Reports, Security Audit Reports, IAVA Statistics, ST&E Reports, and
POA&Ms
Lead enterprise preparation and response for DoD cybersecurity inspections:
CCRI ,
CORA , and
Blue Team assessments
Conduct
A&A authorization reviews
and security control assessments for large, complex Federal agency environments
Interpret evolving DoD cybersecurity documentation and
compliance requirements
to produce authoritative, inspection‑ready artifacts
Generate analytics and trend reports using data from
vulnerability scanners , configuration tools, and security platforms to support leadership decision‑making
Apply expertise across
Cloud ,
ICS , and
OT infrastructures
to address emerging cybersecurity requirements
Brief senior leadership on cybersecurity posture, risk findings, and program status
Required Qualifications
10 years
of IT experience
10 years
of DoD Cybersecurity experience
10 years
of
Risk Management Framework (RMF)
and
NIST A&A
experience
Active
DoD Secret Clearance
—
IT-II Non-Critical Sensitive / Tier 3 (T3)
SME-level experience conducting authorization reviews for large, complex organizations
SME-level knowledge of
STIGs ,
TCG configuration guides ,
IAVMs , and Task Orders
Proven hands‑on experience preparing enterprise environments for
CCRI ,
CORA , and Blue Team assessments
Expert ability to produce system documents:
SSP ,
CONOPS , Incident Response, Contingency, and Configuration Management Plans
Proficiency with
Microsoft Excel ,
Access ,
Power BI , and
Power Platforms
Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to brief senior leadership and translate technical findings for non-technical audiences
Required Certifications
DoD 8570 IAT Level 3 required (transitioning to DoD 8140)
ACAS and Tanium certifications
ICS300 or equivalent OT/ICS Cybersecurity Certification
D Account Access computing environment
Preferred Skills
Background in
Cloud ,
ICS , or
OT
cybersecurity domains
Experience working across multiple Federal agency environments or enterprise-scale DoD programs
Familiarity with
eMASS
and enterprise artifact management workflows
Experience developing or refining
SOPs
and
TTPs
for cybersecurity operations
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently with minimal oversight
Experience producing
IAVA Statistics ,
ST&E Reports , and
Patch Management Plans
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