Information System Security Officer (ISSO) - DAFFM

Ellsworth AFB, SD
Contracted
Experienced

We are a growing information technology company that offers its employees a culture of success, the chance to work on revolutionary federal IT infrastructure, and the opportunity to grow alongside cutting-edge technology that is reshaping the industry. We are seeking forward thinking candidates that have strong experience in operational support and can help take to the next level in a pro-active stance.
 
Chameleon Integrated Services has expertise in operations management, quality systems, data operations and cybersecurity.  We secure some of the most sensitive data for the Department of Defense and for other U. S. federal government agencies.  We are known for the great care we take with clients and employees, and we believe in promoting from within.
 
 
We offer a Full Benefits package including:
  • Competitive Employee Health Insurance options including dental
  • 100% company paid vision plan
  • 401K plan with generous company match and no vesting period
  • 100% company paid Life insurance
  • 100% company paid long and short-term disability insurance
  • Training allowance
  • PTO and more

INFORMATION SYSTEM SECURITY OFFICER

Position mission: Maintain the security posture, RMF records, and continuous-monitoring evidence for assigned systems within the DAF FM AO boundary.

Duties:
  • Maintain assigned-system RMF and authorization artifacts.
  • Update SSPs, control implementation statements, POA&Ms, risk records, and supporting evidence.
  • Maintain assigned-system information in eMASS and ITIPS.
  • Monitor control implementation and authorization status.
  • Track vulnerabilities, remediation actions, due dates, closure evidence, and residual risks.
  • Coordinate with system administrators, database administrators, software engineers, program personnel, and system owners.
  • Support security-control assessments and respond to findings.
  • Prepare system-level inputs for AO decision staff packages.
  • Support continuous monitoring and reauthorization activities.
  • Analyze proposed changes for security implications and coordinate required artifact updates.
  • Participate in briefings and governance sessions concerning assigned systems.
  • Maintain current system boundary, inventory, points of contact, authorization, and expiration information.

Mandatory certification:
  • DoD 8570 IAM Level II
  • DoD 8140 work role 722-Intermediate
Requirements:
  • Personally maintained RMF packages for one or more systems.
  • Hands-on eMASS and ITIPS use.
  • SSP, POA&M, assessment-evidence, risk-record, and continuous-monitoring duties.
  • Vulnerability and remediation coordination with technical teams.
  • Support for ATO or reauthorization activities.
  • Security-impact analysis for system or configuration changes.
  • Interaction with system owners, program managers, assessors, and authorization personnel.

The candidate must demonstrate system-level security ownership and recurring coordination with technical personnel.


Anticipated start: September 28, 2026

Primary work location: Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota. Occasional work at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.

Work schedule: An eight-hour shift scheduled between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time, Monday through Friday. The team must collectively provide overlapping coverage during that window. COOP support may be required, but work will remain within a 40-hour workweek unless the Contracting Officer authorizes otherwise.

Project Length: Up to 4.5 years
 

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