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UltraViolet Cyber is a leading platform-enabled unified security operations company providing a comprehensive suite of security operations solutions. Founded and operated by security practitioners with decades of experience, the UltraViolet Cyber security-as-code platform combines technology innovation and human expertise to make advanced real-time cybersecurity accessible for all organizations by eliminating risks of separate red and blue teams.
By creating continuously optimized identification, detection, and resilience from today’s dynamic threat landscape, UltraViolet Cyber provides both managed and custom-tailored unified security operations solutions to the Fortune 500, Federal Government, and Commercial clients. UltraViolet Cyber is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, with global offices across the U.S. and in India.
Our Federal Delivery team is seeking a technical Senior Security Solutions Architect to support the DHS OCIO Security Tools program. This is a hybrid role based in National Harbor, MD, with three days per week onsite. The Senior Solutions Architect provides technical direction across the program's security tool portfolio support spanning SIEM, endpoint/EDR, privileged access management, network detection, and vulnerability management, advising tool teams on configuration approach, integration strategy, and technology roadmap. The Senior Solutions Architect is expected to engage substantively on tool architecture, data flows, and integration design; evaluate emerging technologies against program requirements; and identify and resolve gaps in proposed technical solutions. The ideal candidate brings broad, credible exposure across the security tool landscape, sound technical judgment, and the ability to communicate complex technical material clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, including client and government counterparts. Serve as a senior advisor to Branch and Division level leadership on emerging issues, assessing the impact of and recommending action based on new or changing Federal guidance (Executive Orders, CISA directives, etc.).
Lead and facilitate solutioning technical cybersecurity challenges across the portfolio of security tools
Build and maintain technology roadmaps for the program's security tool portfolio
Advise tool teams on configuration approaches and integration strategy across the security stack, including SIEM, EDR, PAM, network detection, and vulnerability management platforms
Evaluate new and replacement tools for onboarding, including vulnerability management platforms such as Qualys, and assess technical fit against program requirements and the existing environment
Represent the program in meetings with senior government officials, presenting and defending technical approaches
Identify gaps, risks, and inconsistencies in proposed technical solutions prior to delivery
Work with tool team leads to shape technical approaches toward stronger client outcomes
Monitor the technical health of the tool portfolio and flag emerging integration or capability gaps
Provide technical analysis and recommendations to program leadership on tool-portfolio direction and investment decision.
Serve as a technical point of contact for cross-tool architecture and integration questions
Bachelor's degree plus 15 years of relevant experience, or Master's degree plus 12 years of relevant experience (equivalent experience considered in lieu of degree)
Broad, demonstrated experience across security tool categories — Splunk, EDR/endpoint, vulnerability management, PAM, network detection, or similar
Experience with enterprise SIEM tools, specifically with large deployments of Splunk
Experience with vulnerability management platforms; experience with Qualys specifically preferred
Demonstrated experience evaluating, architecting, and integrating security tools within a complex technical environment
Experience evaluating and onboarding new security tools into an existing environment
Experience presenting technical material in client- and government-facing settings
Sound technical judgment and the ability to communicate complex technical material clearly to varied audiences
Even-keeled, professional, and customer-oriented under pressure
Effective communicator at all levels, written and verbal
CISSP, CISM, or similar security certifications
Experience supporting federal agency security operations
Familiarity with Zero Trust Architecture implementation
Prior experience in a solutions architect, technical lead, or senior engineering capacity
Hybrid work model with 3 days/week on-site presence near National Harbor, Maryland
US Citizenship required; no active security clearance required to start
401(k), including an employer match of 100% of the first 3% contributed and 50% of the next 2% contributed
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance (available on the 1st day of the month following your first day of employment)
Group Term Life, Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability
Voluntary Life, Hospital Indemnity, Accident, and/or Critical Illness
Participation in the Discretionary Time Off (DTO) Program
11 Paid Holidays Annually
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