Job Description

The DC Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) is hiring a senior Information Assurance and Security Specialist (Master) to set enterprise information assurance and security standards and to secure the OCFO network and infrastructure. The role spans security architecture and engineering, vulnerability and risk analysis, Windows Server and Active Directory, NetApp SAN, VMware (ESXi, SRM), on-premises to Azure cloud solutions, and disaster recovery and business continuity. This is a hybrid role in Washington, DC for DMV-area candidates.

What you'll do

Determine and implement enterprise information assurance and security standards, procedures, and programs
Perform vulnerability and risk analyses across the system development life cycle; identify, report, and resolve security violations
Design, engineer, and implement security features for system architectures and integrate the security solution end to end
Configure and secure routers, switches, firewalls, and appliances to OCFO standards; monitor the perimeter to prevent breaches
Troubleshoot NetApp SAN and manage storage on VMware ESXi; administer VMware infrastructure (VMotion, SRM multi-site)
Maintain Windows 2016 Active Directory stability; design on-premises and Azure cloud solutions and lead large-scale projects

What you need

Bachelor's in IT or related field (or equivalent, 20 years); Master's a plus; CISSP, Security+, or CEH required
16 plus years developing/maintaining IS policies, performing vulnerability/risk analyses, and resolving security violations
Expert Windows Server operating systems and Windows 2016 Active Directory Enterprise troubleshooting
Hands-on storage management on VMware ESXi; extensive NetApp SAN troubleshooting
Knowledge of on-premises and cloud security, IP networks/security, and complex enterprise-level projects
In-depth disaster recovery and avoidance planning; SAN replication and VMware Site Recovery Manager a plus

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