Cyber Tools Lead

Colorado Springs, CO
Full Time
Experienced

Location: Colorado Springs, CO – Schriever Space Force Base
Clearance Required: Active DoD Secret
Travel: Up to 10%

LaunchTech is seeking a Cyber Tools Lead to support the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). This role is responsible for configuring, maintaining, and consolidating reporting across critical cyber tools while ensuring compliance with DoD standards. You will lead efforts in tool integration, vulnerability management, and compliance initiatives while mentoring engineers to strengthen organizational cyber readiness.

What You’ll Do

As a Cyber Tools Lead, you will:

  • Work with hardware engineers, software engineers, and test teams to develop, test, and deploy cyber tools for compliance initiatives

  • Configure, troubleshoot, and maintain cyber tools including but not limited to ACAS, ESS, EVAL/STIG, ArcSight, Delinea, and Elastic

  • Apply expertise with eMASS, CTOs, ATOs, and POAMs

  • Consolidate reports from cyber tools such as ACAS, ESS, ArcSight, and EVAL/STIG

  • Implement and manage STIGs, patching, and Security Classification Guides

  • Coordinate with internal and external teams, stakeholders, and leaders to execute tasks, solve problems, and develop solutions with minimal mission impact

  • Brief Government and Contract Leadership in a confident, concise, and professional manner

  • Conduct assessments of information systems security requirements, evaluate security posture, and recommend priorities for remediation

  • Review infrastructure and application architecture to assess security requirements

  • Support security planning, assessments, risk analysis, certification, and awareness activities for CLAW systems

  • Prepare documentation and gather data in support of patching and STIG compliance

  • Recommend mitigations for vulnerabilities in software and hardware platforms

  • Collaborate with the ISSO, O&M teams, and Cyber Vulnerability Management Team (VMT) to meet cyber requirements

  • Lead planning, documentation, and mitigation activities to support cyber events such as CVTs, CVPA, and ATOs

  • Mentor and train tools engineers to maintain compliance with DoD and organizational standards

What You Bring

Basic Requirements:

  • Must have 10, or more, years of general (full-time) work experience

  • Must have associate’s degree in any Information Technology related field

  • Must have 4, or more, years of Cyber Security and/or IT experience

  • Must be familiar with eMASS, CTOs, ATOs, POAMs.

  • Must have experience with consolidating reports from Cyber Tools to include but not limited to ACAS, ESS, ArcSight, EVAL/STIG

  • Must have experience with STIGs, patching and Security Classification Guides

  • Must have a current DoD 8570.01M IAT Level II certification

  • Must have an active DoD Secret Security Clearance

Why LaunchTech?

At LaunchTech, we don’t just fill seats, we bring in people who want to make an impact. We deliver Excellence, Period. That means you’ll contribute to mission-critical work, grow your skills, and be part of a team that values innovation, integrity, and execution.

We offer competitive benefits, including:

  • Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage

  • 401(k) with company match

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)

  • Opportunities to make a difference while advancing your career

  • And more

Ready to Join the LaunchTech Crew?

If you’re ready to step into a role where your expertise matters, we want to hear from you.

LaunchTech is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, protected veteran status, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, age, pregnancy, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

Visit www.welaunchtech.com to learn more about how we deliver Excellence, Period.

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