Security Control Assessor; SCA - Level IV

Overview

📍 Las Cruces, NM | Full-Time | TS/SCI with Polygraph | Onsite

Lucayan Technology LLC is seeking a Level 4 Security Control Assessor (SCA) - subject matter expert to provide enterprise-level IA leadership for national security programs. This role requires deep technical knowledge and the ability to oversee multiple large-scale A&A processes simultaneously.

• Manage and track multiple programs in A&A simultaneously.
• Provide enterprise-level IA policy and directive development.
• Perform advanced assessments of IT systems, networks, and applications.
• Advise senior government leadership on IA and security strategy.
• Deliver detailed, high-quality technical reports and documentation.

• TS/SCI with Polygraph (required).
• BS + 10 years, OR HS/Associate’s + 15 years.
• IAM Level III certification (CISSP-ISSEP, CISSP-ISSAP).
• Demonstrated leadership in enterprise-scale A&A processes.

At Lucayan Technology LLC, we deliver cybersecurity and engineering solutions that protect some of the most sensitive national defense systems. As a Level 4 SCA, you will directly influence policy, strategy, and execution while mentoring teams and supporting senior government leadership.

Apply today and bring your expertise to one of the nation’s most critical missions.

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