Lead cybersecurity architecture for mission‑critical systems in Huntsville, supporting enterprise security strategy, Zero Trust, and compliance with federal standards.
Responsibilities
Define and maintain enterprise cybersecurity architecture vision
Co‑develop cybersecurity reference architectures and standards
Support Zero Trust Architecture adoption
Assist in technology roadmap development
Architect controls for industrial control systems
Requirements
Masters degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, or related field; or four additional years of relevant experience
Nice to have: Experience with Redstone Arsenal facilities
Nice to have: Direct experience supporting DIA connection approval processes
Nice to have: UFC 4‑010‑06 and UFGS 25‑05‑11 application
The Senior Systems Security Engineer / Information System Security Manager (ISSM) is a dual-mode technical SME and program security lead responsible for the end-to-end cybersecurity posture, compliance governance, and system accreditation of information systems within a complex defense program environment.
Responsibilities
Lead the design and implementation of security infrastructure
Manage complex security projects
Provide strategic direction for security practices
Mentor junior engineers
Execute and oversee vulnerability management, security monitoring, configuration hardening, and incident response
The role seeks a cleared Construction Surveillance Technician (CST) to support a contract in El Paso, TX, focusing on risk assessments, security inspections, and compliance with ICD/705.
Responsibilities
Conduct risk assessments as directed by the SSO/AO
Report all variations and deviations to ICD/ICS 705 (series) to the SSM
Conduct security inspections to ensure compliance with the CSP
Document security violations or deviations specific to the CSP and immediately notify SSM
Ensure access control policies and procedures are implemented
Telecommunications Specialist 2 supports Department of the Air Force infrastructure engineering, designing, coordinating, and implementing structured cabling for ISP and OSP systems.
Compensation
USD $81,000.00 - USD $102,000.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Design, coordinate, and implement structured cabling for ISP and OSP infrastructure
Develop and coordinate engineering solutions for telecommunications cabling, equipment, pathways, spaces, and grounding
Interface with project and field leadership, manufacturers, and government program office
Produce constructible deliverables such as device locations, space layouts, rack elevations, and as-built documentation
Track technical requirements through full lifecycle, assisting with solution development and schedule and budget planning
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an applicable Engineering field
Lead technical design and execution of secure facilities for U.S. federal, Department of War, and Intelligence Community clients, translating security requirements into constructible architectural and engineering solutions.
Responsibilities
Serve as a technical lead for secure facility design and execution
Translate security requirements into coordinated design criteria, construction documents, specifications, technical details, and constructible solutions
Lead multidisciplinary coordination with architects, engineers, technology and security specialists, contractors, and government stakeholders
Develop and review technical solutions for secure perimeter construction, doors and openings, penetrations, acoustic protection, access control, intrusion detection, and other physical security requirements
Coordinate TEMPEST and RF mitigation strategies, including RF shielding, non-conductive breaks, waveguide-below-cutoff penetrations, power and signal filtering, grounding/bonding, and related countermeasures
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related building design or technical discipline
Nice to have: 15+ years of professional experience
Nice to have: 5+ years focused on SCIF, SAPF, TEMPEST, OSS
Nice to have: advanced experience with design, documentation, construction, inspection, and accreditation of secure facilities
Nice to have: completion of recognized training related to ICD 705, SCIF/SAPF design and construction
Develop, optimize, and run biochemical binding assays to support medicinal chemistry decisions.
Compensation
The annual base salary for this role is $125K – $138K. Individual pay may vary based on additional factors, including, and without limitation job-related skills, experience, work location and relevant education or training. Pliant’s compensation package also includes benefits, equity, and annual target bonus for fulltime positions.
Responsibilities
Design, develop and optimize biochemical binding assays
Optimize assay conditions for robust signal windows
Support cell-based assays and imaging
Miniaturize and transfer assays to 384- and 1536-well formats
Execute medium- to high-throughput screening campaigns
Requirements
BS in Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry or a related field
MS in Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry or a related field
Support telecommunications infrastructure engineering for the US Air Force Education and Training Center, including design, coordination, and implementation of structured cabling.
Compensation
USD $90,000.00 - USD $113,320.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Support Department of the Air Force inside plant (ISP) and outside plant (OSP) telecommunications infrastructure engineering
Design, coordinate, and implement structured cabling
Research, develop, and coordinate portions of the engineering solution for telecommunications cabling, equipment, pathways, spaces, and grounding and bonding
Interface with project and field leadership, other trades, manufacturers, and government program office
Produce constructible deliverables such as device locations on floor plans, telecommunications space layouts, rack elevations, and detailed drawings
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an applicable Engineering field