Information Systems Security Developer

Salary: $95,000 - 135,000 per year Requirements: U.S. citizenship is required due to the sensitivity of customer-related requirements. Ability to obtain and maintain an Interim Secret security clearance. Bachelors degree and 8 years of relevant experience. Prior experience as an ISSE/ISSD, ISSO, and/or ISSM. Experience in the defense industry and familiarity with the DoD acquisition community. Ability to meet DoD and Army training requirements under DODD 8570.01, DOD 8570.01-M, and AR 25-2 within six months of employment. Residence within a 35-mile driving distance of the Detroit Arsenal. Desired: Prior service in a communications- or networking-focused MOS, such as 25B, 25H, 25U, or 25S. Responsibilities: Work with customers to define and meet complex, system-wide information security requirements based on user, policy, regulatory, and resource needs. Support customers in developing and implementing doctrine and policies. Apply security engineering to common-use government and commercial systems, as well as specialized systems requiring specific security features and procedures. Ensure acquisitions, procurements, and outsourcing efforts address information security requirements consistent with Army and DoD standards. Evaluate, validate, and implement security improvement actions as needed. Assess how effectively procurement activities address information security requirements and supply-chain risks, and recommend improvements. Identify alternative information security strategies to meet security objectives. Assess the IT security implications of new technologies and technology upgrades, and interpret or recommend security requirements based on their capabilities. Analyze patterns of noncompliance and determine their effects on risk levels and enterprise effectiveness. Monitor and assess cybersecurity safeguards to confirm they provide the intended protection. Participate in risk governance by addressing security risks and mitigations and providing input on other technical risks. Promote security awareness among management and support the implementation of sound security principles. Contribute to Risk Management Framework activities and related documentation, including system life-cycle support plans, concepts of operations, operational procedures, and maintenance training materials. Help select cost-effective security controls to mitigate risks to information, systems, and processes. Technologies: Doctrine Support Security More: We offer a customer-facing information security role focused on supporting complex systems in a government and defense environment. The position involves collaboration on security engineering, procurement, risk governance, and Risk Management Framework activities, with work connected to the Detroit Arsenal area. last updated 39 week of 2026