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Information System Security Engineer (ISSE)

Accenturefederalservices · Huntsville, AL

unknownunknown$103,200–$103,200Posted Sep 25, 2026PythonAnsibleTerraformPowerShellBashSplunkNessusAWS

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**Information System Security Engineer (ISSE)** **About Accenture Federal Services** At Accenture Federal Services, our mission is to help the US federal government make the nation stronger and safer—driving positive, lasting change across defense, national security, public safety, civilian, and military health organizations. --- ## Job Description Accenture Federal Services is seeking an **Information System Security Engineer (ISSE)** to design, implement, and maintain **security architecture and controls** for **cloud-based client systems**. You’ll build and operate security tooling (e.g., **SIEM**, **vulnerability management**, **automation**) to keep systems compliant and secure, and provide engineering input supporting **RMF/JSIG authorization** activities. --- ## What You’ll Own - Design and implement security controls across cloud-based systems (e.g., **IAM**, **encryption**, **network security**) - Engineer and administer security tooling, including: - **SIEM** (Splunk) - **Vulnerability management** (Nessus/ACAS) - **STIG compliance** tools - Build **security-as-code automation** for deploying/configuring security tooling (e.g., **Ansible, Terraform, PowerShell, Bash, Python**) - Provide technical input into **RMF authorization artifacts** (e.g., **SSP, SCTM, POA&Ms, Risk Assessment Reports**) - Develop and tune **incident detection** (detections, alerting, and telemetry improvements) - Perform technical **compliance reviews** against IA directives, including protection of data across classification levels --- ## What You’ll Deliver - Security architecture and controls implemented and functioning across supported cloud environments - Working SIEM and vulnerability management tooling that provides real visibility into risk - Engineering-grounded inputs to RMF documentation that hold up under authorization review - Detections and alerting that measurably improve incident response time and coverage - Automated, repeatable deployment/configuration of security tooling (not manual one-offs) --- ## Here’s What You Need - **3+ years** implementing **NIST 800-53** controls and the **Risk Management Framework (RMF)**, including **at least 1 year** administering security tooling such as: - **SIEM** (Splunk) - **Vulnerability management** (Nessus/ACAS) - Security automation (e.g., **Ansible, Terraform, PowerShell, Bash, Python**) - **2+ years** experience with **virtualization or cloud environments** (**AWS or Azure**) - **DoD 8570 IASAE Level II** certification (e.g., **CISSP, CASP+**) or **DoD 8140 equivalent** - **Bachelor’s or Associate degree** in Computer Science/Cybersecurity (or related), **or 4+ years** relevant job/military experience in lieu of degree --- ## Bonus Points If You Have - AWS/Azure technical certifications and/or **Splunk certifications** (e.g., Splunk Certified Architect, Splunk Enterprise Security Certified Admin) - Experience with **SOC/NOC** incident response teams - Familiarity with **container security** (Docker, Kubernetes, ECS/EKS/AKS) - **JSIG** or **ICD 503** compliance knowledge - Experience in a **DevSecOps** project environment - Familiarity with **National Security systems** and **air-gapped environments** --- ## Security Requirements - **Active TS clearance required**; **SCI preferred** --- ## Compensation (US locations) Base pay range: **$103,200 – $196,400 USD** (varies by location, role, skill set, and experience).

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