Security and Compliance Analyst Jobs

Role: Security & Compliance Analyst Location: Pentagon Area (Hybrid – 2 days onsite)

Overview: We are seeking a Security & Compliance Analyst to support cybersecurity initiatives within a highly regulated defense environment. This role focuses on ensuring systems and emerging technologies meet federal security, governance, and compliance requirements. The ideal candidate has strong experience with DoD cybersecurity frameworks, risk management processes, and the ability to evaluate evolving technologies—including AI systems—against established security and compliance standards.

Key Responsibilities: Support implementation and oversight of cybersecurity controls within DoD environments Ensure systems adhere to data governance, access control, and audit requirements Evaluate and monitor systems, including AI-based technologies, for compliance with security and ethical usage standards Assist with RMF activities, including documentation, assessment, and compliance alignment Conduct technical and functional analysis of system requirements to ensure security integration Support development and enforcement of security policies, procedures, and compliance processes Monitor systems and processes to identify security gaps and compliance risks

Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in a related field or 10+ years of relevant experience 7+ years of experience supporting cybersecurity in DoD environments 1+ year of experience as an ISSO or ISSM Experience supporting RMF (Rev 4) processes Strong understanding of data governance, access controls, and audit tracking Experience performing technical and functional system analysis DoD 8570 IAM Level II certification required Active Secret clearance What Makes a Strong Candidate Experience evaluating AI or emerging technologies in secure environments Strong understanding of compliance frameworks and security governance Ability to translate technical findings into actionable recommendations Comfortable working in high-visibility, mission-focused environments