Tyto Event Designer is a member of the Event Engineer Team (EET) and is responsible for defining event objectives and translating user requirements into talks for the event team to execute.

Additional roles and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Provide support to the DoD client in the design, implementation, and scheduling of test and exercise of cyberspace components of US military capabilities and platforms.
• Coordinates with the user to manage objectives and event scope.
• Assist in balancing events against resources in coordination with various National Cyberspace range Complex customers and supporting/supported ranges.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Active DoD TS/SCI

• 5 or more years of experience with CNO/CND/CNE platforms

• Bachelors' degree with a focus in computer science, or a focus in computer and information sciences, engineering, mathematics, management information systems, or a related discipline with corresponding experience and demonstrated mastery of relevant computer science topics

• 5 or more years of experience with cyber testing or training (depending on focus), including planning, coordinating, execution, and analysis

• Intermediate knowledge of: software development; programming languages; operating systems; networks; enterprise and consumer IT concepts, architectures, and systems (compute, network, storage)

• Intermediate familiarity with defensive and offensive cyber tools and TTP

• Skilled at inferring requirements or desirable attributes for environments or test/training strategies

• Demonstrated ability to effectively synthesize data from multiple sources to make prioritization and resource allocation decisions

• Superior oral communication skills, including the ability to project confidence and enthusiasm, in the following core areas: formal presentations; soliciting goals and requirements from range users; explaining cyber security and testing/training concepts; effectively communicating event and environment requirements to team members; explaining cost/benefit tradeoffs; managing expectations; and explaining technical cyber concepts to non-cyber-savvy audiences

• Ability to work independently and to collaborate with range users and other event stakeholders

• Superior technical writing skills, including the ability to author event design documents and create persuasive and impactful technical briefing materials

Desired

• Masters' degree with a focus in computer science

• 10 or more years of experience with CNO/CND/CNE platforms

• 10 or more years of experience with cyber testing or training (depending on focus), including planning, coordinating, execution, and analysis, with at least 5 years of experience in each domain

• Expert knowledge of at least 5 of: software development; programming languages; operating systems; networks; enterprise and consumer IT concepts, architectures, and systems (compute, network, storage)

• Expert knowledge of defensive and offensive cyber tools and TTP

• Experience planning or conducting DCO or OCO

• Experience working with platform development, training, and/or testing organizations, end-users (operators), and system developers (contractors)

• Familiarity with relevant DoD testing and/or training policy directives

• Extensive experience participating in or conducting cyber "table top" exercises

• Familiarity with cyber range tools, including deployment, configuration, monitoring, and traffic generation

• Extensive and varied experience designing realistic terrain, including global gray and target environments

• Expertise in complex enterprise infrastructures using various operating systems and services (e.g., AD, Exchange, VPN, email, databases, web)

Equal Opportunity Employer: Disability/Veteran