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DLH

DevSecOps Engineer (Job 1459)

Bethesda, Maryland$125k–$132kmidAdded yesterday

About this role

DLH seeks a DevSecOps Engineer to design and implement cybersecurity solutions across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments. The role focuses on Zero Trust Architecture, TIC 3.0 compliance, and security automation for federal clients in the Bethesda area.

What you'll do

  • Build and maintain integrations between enterprise security platforms including Splunk, ServiceNow, Tenable, Microsoft Defender, and CyberArk
  • Design automation solutions for cybersecurity operations, compliance monitoring, incident response, and vulnerability management
  • Develop dashboards and analytics using Power BI and Power Apps
  • Support Zero Trust, FedRAMP, FISMA, and NIST cybersecurity requirements
  • Manage security initiatives across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft 365
  • Integrate cloud-native security tools with existing enterprise infrastructure

What they're looking for

  • DevSecOps and security engineering
  • Python, PowerShell, JavaScript scripting
  • REST/SOAP APIs and CI/CD platforms
  • Azure DevOps and GitHub
  • Power Apps, SQL, and SharePoint
  • AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform
  • NIST RMF, FedRAMP, FISMA compliance frameworks
  • Zero Trust Architecture design
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DLH

DLH provides specialized technical services and training solutions for federal government agencies, including cloud security infrastructure, cybersecurity compliance, and fleet readiness programs. The company is hiring for security engineers, curriculum developers, data analysts, and technical instructors across healthcare, defense, and cloud technology domains.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience integrating multiple security platforms like Splunk and ServiceNow—what challenges have you encountered?
  • How have you implemented Zero Trust Architecture in previous roles, and what tools did you use?