cFocus Software Incorporated

CISA - Geospatial Data Engineer

GTSS - CISA - Arlington, VA - Full Time

Geospatial Data Engineer (TS/SCI) — Infrastructure Datasets

Location: Arlington, VA (on-site at federal facilities)
Clearance: Active Top Secret/SCI security clearance
Citizenship: U.S. citizenship required
Position Type: Full-time

About the Role

cFocus Software Incorporated is seeking a Geospatial Data Engineer to own the data backbone of a national-level infrastructure analysis capability for DHS CISA. You will acquire, validate, structure, and govern the federal telecommunications datasets that power the Government's infrastructure mapping platform — designing the data architecture that analysts and national decision-makers depend on during emergencies.

Responsibilities

  • Acquire, update, validate, and maintain Federal Government telecommunications usage and capacity data on at least a semi-annual basis, managed for use within the Government's infrastructure mapping platform
  • Author and maintain the Infrastructure Data Structure (IDS) Design Description, including the data schema, data system architecture, data dictionary, and Data Management Plan
  • Deliver dataset design and specifications for Government approval prior to any dataset updates on production systems, ensuring alignment to enterprise IT data lifecycle requirements
  • Conduct dataset development and testing within designated Government IT infrastructure, including storing raw datasets and data feeds on enterprise systems
  • Ensure all dataset development, data integration, validation, and testing align to enterprise data architecture, schema, and testing requirements
  • Build and maintain repeatable data pipelines for ingest, transformation, validation, and quality assurance of large geospatial and telecommunications datasets
  • Provide complete documentation and annotated source code for all data supporting the mapping platform, including data dictionaries and frameworks
  • Integrate additional telecommunications resource data into the IDS as new sources become available
  • Support analyses before, during, and after national security and emergency preparedness (NS/EP) events by ensuring current, validated data availability, including surge support outside normal business hours
  • Prepare data holdings, documentation, and schemas for Government or successor handover during any transition period

Required Qualifications

  • Active, final Top Secret/SCI clearance granted by the U.S. Government; U.S. citizenship
  • Bachelor's degree with seven (7) years of specialized experience, Master's degree with five (5) years, or eleven (11) years of equivalent specialized experience
  • Demonstrated experience designing, implementing, operating, maintaining, and repairing geospatial databases
  • Expertise in data schema design, data system architecture, data formats, and data structures for large mission datasets
  • Experience with ESRI enterprise geodatabases and ArcGIS Enterprise data management
  • Demonstrated experience managing and analyzing a full range of classified and sensitive unclassified mission-related data
  • ETL / data pipeline development experience (Python strongly preferred)
  • Experience producing formal data documentation: data dictionaries, design descriptions, and data management plans to Government acceptance standards
  • Working knowledge of Public Switched Network (Internet, PSTN, wireless) data and analysis procedures, or demonstrated ability to rapidly master telecommunications datasets
  • Availability for after-hours, weekend, and holiday surge support during NS/EP events

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with telecommunications, utility, or critical infrastructure datasets and their governance
  • Experience under DHS or intelligence community data lifecycle and data governance frameworks
  • Advanced SQL and enterprise geodatabase administration
  • Automated data validation and quality assurance frameworks
  • Experience supporting analytic platforms or common operating picture environments
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