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Position overview

Info Gain Consulting (IGC) is seeking a Cybersecurity and AI Compliance Specialist to provide advisory cybersecurity, sensitive-information safeguarding, access-readiness, and responsible-AI governance support for an advisory engagement serving a federal law-enforcement and intelligence customer. You will own the AI Compliance and Risk Management Plan, maintain the AI tool and use-case approval inventory, support Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) controls, and coordinate training, nondisclosure, PIV, encryption, incident-reporting, and Section 508 activities.
This is an advisory compliance role, not a 24x7 operational cybersecurity role. It emphasizes documentation, AI governance, and audit readiness within IGC’s authorized scope. The Contracting Officer approves AI use, and Government security, privacy, legal, and civil-liberties determinations remain Government functions.

Key responsibilities

Advise the program on safeguarding CUI, PII, SPII, and other sensitive information consistent with contract requirements and Government direction.
Develop and maintain baseline cybersecurity-compliance procedures, checklists, artifact inputs, and marking and handling guidance.
Coordinate tracking of required training, Rules of Behavior, nondisclosure agreements, background-investigation actions, PIV steps, and access readiness.
Maintain incident-reporting procedures aligned to the contract’s one-hour initial reporting requirement and support Government-directed response.
Advise on FIPS-validated encryption, secure transmission, storage, access control, and data-handling practices.
Own, draft, submit through the Program Manager, and maintain the AI Compliance and Risk Management Plan.
Maintain a current inventory of proposed and approved AI and generative-AI tools, use cases, data flows, and approval status.
Ensure restricted Government data is not entered into AI tools absent express written authorization and applicable safeguards.
Define AI safeguards including role-based access, logging, encryption, human review, bias mitigation, non-discrimination, and misuse prevention.

Required qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, information assurance, information systems, computer science, privacy engineering, risk management, or a related field; four additional years of directly relevant experience may substitute for the degree.
At least 7 years in cybersecurity compliance, information-system security, CUI or sensitive-information protection, security authorization support, or AI governance.
Working knowledge of NIST security and privacy controls, FIPS-validated encryption, incident reporting, access control, and CUI handling.
Demonstrated experience creating or maintaining security-compliance plans, procedures, checklists, inventories, or audit evidence.
Understanding of DHS 4300A or comparable policy and the distinction between advisory compliance support and system-operation or authorizing-official responsibilities.
Experience assessing AI or automated-system use cases for data handling, access, human review, bias, misuse, or non-discrimination risks.
Strong analytical writing, policy interpretation, incident communication, and records-management skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft 365, secure collaboration tools, and compliance trackers.

Preferred qualifications

Experience supporting DHS, CBP, another federal law-enforcement or intelligence organization, or a comparable secure mission environment.
CISSP, CGRC/CAP, CISM, Security+, or comparable credential aligned to actual duties.
Experience developing AI governance plans, model or use-case inventories, approval workflows, or responsible-AI controls.
Familiarity with Section 508, supply-chain risk management, PIV/HSPD-12, privacy documentation, or CUI programs.
Experience supporting security authorization or ATO documentation while preserving the distinction between contractor support, independent assessment, and Government authorization.

Work arrangement

This position reports to the Deputy Program Manager. On-site performance depends on completion of applicable Government suitability, credentialing, workstation, facility, and access requirements. Work arrangements remain subject to Government direction and final contract requirements.

Security and access requirements

This position requires successful completion of applicable background investigation, suitability, fingerprinting, credentialing, training, nondisclosure, and access requirements. The employee must be able to obtain and maintain any required Personal Identity Verification (PIV) credential and associated facility, system, and information access; comply with secure-facility restrictions; and properly safeguard Controlled Unclassified Information, personally identifiable information, sensitive personally identifiable information, and other protected information. Candidates must satisfy any citizenship, immigration-status, suitability, and access requirements applicable to the assigned facility, system, or information.

Contingency statement

This position is contingent upon contract award, funding, final staffing approval, successful completion of applicable suitability and credentialing requirements, and confirmation of the anticipated start date.

Equal employment opportunity

Info Gain Consulting, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. IGC provides equal employment opportunity without unlawful discrimination and provides reasonable accommodations as required by applicable law.

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