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Voyager Technologies is seeking a Cybersecurity Analyst to join their space, defense, and national security technology division. This is a hands-on role responsible for analyzing security events, supporting vulnerability and risk remediation, maintaining cybersecurity evidence, and protecting corporate, engineering, and regulated-program environments.
The role bridges practical security analysis with audit-ready documentation, enabling Voyager to protect systems, support CMMC/NIST obligations, and operate effectively in a regulated aerospace, defense, and space technology environment.
Key responsibilities include:
Security Monitoring & Cyber Analysis: Monitor and analyze security alerts, endpoint events, identity events, and email-security findings from Voyager's security tooling. Investigate suspicious activity, document findings, recommend remediation, and escalate incidents through defined response paths. Support threat-hunting and detection-improvement efforts in partnership with cybersecurity leadership and managed security providers. Prepare concise summaries of risks, trends, incidents, and open actions for technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Vulnerability & Risk Analysis: Analyze vulnerability scan results, endpoint posture, configuration gaps, and control weaknesses across corporate and regulated environments. Partner with IT operations, networking, cloud, and system owners to prioritize remediation and track closure. Maintain risk findings, exception requests, mitigation plans, and remediation status in a structured, auditable manner. Support impact analysis for new systems, tools, integrations, and program requirements.
Compliance Evidence & Control Support: Support cybersecurity evidence collection for NIST SP 800-171, CMMC, DFARS 252.204-7012, ITAR/EAR, NASA, DoD, and prime contractor requirements. Maintain assigned sections of system security plans, POA&Ms, control evidence, procedures, and security documentation. Assist with internal readiness reviews, mock audits, control testing, and formal assessment preparation. Help translate control requirements into practical tasks for IT, engineering, programming, legal, and contracts teams.
Data Protection & User Enablement: Support secure handling of CUI, export-controlled technical data, and sensitive government information. Contribute to data classification, marking, secure collaboration, and user-awareness efforts. Help document security procedures and train users on secure workflows, phishing awareness, and compliance practices. Participate in tabletop exercises, response drills, and process-improvement activities.
The ideal candidate will reside in the Folsom, CA area to support onsite work and can learn fast, work across IT and engineering teams, and turn security data, control requirements, and operational findings into clear action.
