We are seeking a Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation SME to join our team at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). You will be responsible for supporting the technical application of existing and future Continuous Diagnostic and Mitigation (CDM) tools, and provide analysis of requirements and design specifications, development of CDM capability requirements, and consultation with recommended solutions. Job Responsibilities Support the ongoing refinement of Network Security Management and Data Protection requirements listed as well as any future capabilities. Assist the Government in the review and generation of documentation with respect to project specific operational concepts. Engineering of cybersecurity solutions for large organizations. Provide SME on CDM products and tools that are currently deployed and planned to be deployed at Federal. Current CDM products include RSA Archer, Splunk Enterprise and SailPoint IdentityIQ. Future products may be Mobile Device Management Products, Data Protection Products, Network Boundary Protection Products, etc. Review and provide analysis and recommendations on technical solutions, Analysis of Alternatives (AoAs) and Technical change requests. Evaluate technical trends and provide recommendations for technology and architecture to meet the CDM program objectives for the government review and acceptance. Identify andor recommend products, tools or technologies which will expand the CDM capability base for Data Protection and any future capabilities. As necessary, interface with agency stakeholders to provide focused support and artifact development to produce comprehensive and effective RFSs. Support CDM Program future capabilities and address changes in technology. This position further focuses on Federal Dashboard support. The SME will collaborate in requirements sessions of the CDM Cybersecurity Dashboard to facilitate Release Management. Targeted implementation timeline (schedule) for a sub-set capability (eg Risk Scoring (AWARE), Ongoing Assessment, Incident Response) as aligned to the program's roadmap. Examples include, but not limited to feature alignment with most current version of CDM Logical Data Model, implementation of a sub-set of capabilities Network Access Control (NAC), etc. In addition, the individual will ensure proper release management, resourceschedule planning, ad-hoc reporting to leadership, LCCE formation, technical capacity planning, and timely feature delivery to stakeholders. Education and Experience Requirements Bachelor's in software engineering, Computer Science, IT management - Graduate Degree Preferred. At least 10 years' experience in system design or system architecture and 20 years' experience overall.