I am a network recruiter and have a very frustrating opening with a defense
client in the Boston area that I just can not fill. One of the list members
suggested I gently ask if someone on cypherpunks could give me a suggestion
or two on where a fit might be found. I have spent the last 2.5 days
researching and have come up almost totally empty handed.
The job description from the client is below. I know TEMPEST is spelled
wrong and that COMSEC is not at security clearance (I guess it is an HR kind
of error thing.) Anyway I think they are looking for a strong project
manager with exposure to NSA or some other government certification, INFOSEC
and a system level knowledge of Satellite Communication Systems. Believe it
or not another recruiter found a guy on Headhunter that fits most of this
and is local to Boston. The only problem I see is that he does not have a
four year degree. If I do not get someone in there soon I will miss the
window. If anyone has any suggestions I would sure appreciate it.
Thanks Jeff.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.wdinc.net
Cryptography Specialist
Lead NSA certification for embedded cryptography in modern Satellite
Communication Terminals. Analyze and allocate INFOSEC requirements at
System, HW and SW levels. Review systems architecture, HW and SW and
provide guidelines for INFOSEC features. Interact with NSA and other
Government reps, including preparation and presentation of INFOSEC PDR and
CDR material. Generate and/or review certification documents including
Theory of Equipment Operation, Theory of Compliance, Security Fault
Analysis, INFOSEC SW documentation, and INFOSEC test plans, procedures and
reports. Support mechanical and TEMPEST design and related documentation.
Required ability to analyze requirements and implementation across a broad
spectrum ranging from high level requirements to requirements flow down to
detailed HW and SW implementation and mechanical design. Understanding of
state-of-the-art computer architectures, robust design methods, and HW/SW
tradeoffs. Secret/COMSEC clearance essential.
