Cybersecurity Analyst

Remote
Full Time
Government Programs
Mid Level

Cybersecurity Analyst

About Trilogy Innovations

At Trilogy Innovations, we are committed to driving meaningful change for our customers and communities through smart, innovative technology that solves real problems. As a growing systems and software engineering company, we partner across public and private sectors to modernize enterprise systems, strengthen security, and deliver high value solutions. We are scaling with purpose, investing in our people, processes, and platforms as we expand. We work hard, think creatively, and value every perspective as we push boundaries and build systems that matter.  

Who you are

Trilogy Innovations is seeking a Cybersecurity Analyst to remotely support our federal customer. This is an exciting opportunity to join our growing team, while taking part in a multi-year initiative to modernize our federal customer’s large-scale IT systems. This role will require a background investigation that can take up to three months prior to the position start date.

What you will do:

  • Collaborate with stakeholders and DevSecOps teams to contribute to the System Security Plan, Security Architecture Documentation, Accreditation Boundary documentation, and FIPS Categorization.
  • Develop and maintain a continuous Security Monitoring Strategy to manage and control implementation status and security posture throughout the system life cycle.
  • Develop a strategic approach to security testing that best aligns with the customer's procedures and security policy.
  • Proactively identify security risks, vulnerabilities, and other concerns as early as possible to facilitate remediation.
  • Read and analyze data from security scanners (Nessus) and recommend remediation actions.
  • Apply the NIST Risk Management Framework and Federal security standards and policies across system documentation and assessments.

How success is measured: 

  • Timely and accurate completion of security documentation (SSP, Security Architecture, Accreditation Boundary, FIPS Categorization).
  • Early identification and remediation of security risks and vulnerabilities.
  • Effective implementation of the continuous Security Monitoring Strategy throughout the system life cycle.
  • Successful collaboration with Bureau staff and DevSecOps teams to align security activities with Bureau procedures and policy.


What you bring

We require: 

  • Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or Information Systems or equivalent experience.
  • Must have 5 years of experience with information security.
  • DOJ Clearance
  • Experience with AWS GovCloud.
  • Understands NIST Risk Management Framework and Federal security standards and policies.
  • Be able to read and analyze data from Security Scanners (Nessus).
  • Understands Cybersecurity best practices and principles.
  • Ability to work across teams to achieve results.
  • Ability to use security tools and analyze the results.
  • Must be a US Citizen with the ability to obtain pass DOJ Federal Background Check.

Nice to have: 

  • Experience supporting federal cloud migration or modernization programs.
  • Relevant industry certifications (e.g., CISSP, CISM, Security+, AWS Security Specialty).
  • Prior experience with DOJ or BOP environments.

Work environment: Remote with occasional travel as required.

Compensation and Benefits:

Salary range: $95,000 - 100,000

  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Performance bonus eligibility
  • 401k with company match
  • Medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Life and disability insurance
  • Health Savings Account
  • Professional development programs
  • Employee referral bonus program

Why Trilogy Innovations

At Trilogy Innovations, we believe strong teams build meaningful solutions. We deliver high quality systems and software engineering services across public and private sectors, supporting complex and mission critical environments with integrity, collaboration, and care.

Since 2010, our talented team has partnered with organizations such as the FBI, U.S. Air Force, NASA, Department of Education, Department of Energy, DHS, SOCOM, and leading private sector clients. We are known for combining technical excellence with a thoughtful, people first approach.

At Trilogy, you will work alongside smart, committed professionals in a supportive, learning oriented environment. We value innovation, accountability, and continuous growth, and we encourage our people to bring both expertise and humanity to the work they do.

If you are looking to contribute to impactful work while growing your skills in a collaborative and forward-thinking organization, Trilogy Innovations is a place where you can do just that.

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