Job Requirements
Huntsville, AL
Public Trust Polygraph not specified
Entry Level (less than 2 yrs experience)
$103,800 - $120,000
Job Description
Software Developer - RSA SecurID Token
Location: Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), Huntsville, AL 14075
Travel: Up to 25% travel to other NASA Centers (e.g., as required)
Work Type: Onsite
Compensation: $103,800-$120,000 Compensation commensurate with education and years of experience
Position Overview
Our client is seeking a Software Developer I / II to support the Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) team under the NASA NCAPS Program. This role combines software engineering, cybersecurity, and operational support to enable secure identity services across NASA.
The selected candidate will be based at MSFC and will support RSA SecurID token issuance, identity and credential lifecycle management, and ICAM system operations, with periodic travel to other NASA centers
Key Responsibilities
• Manage RSA SecurID token distribution through NASA’s secure locker systems and center postal services
• Provide in-person locker support at MSFC
• Coordinate remote token distribution activities
• Support additional travel-based token work at NASA centers (as needed, up to 25%)
• Verify user identity during token issuance and maintain strict chain of custody procedures
• Coordinate and execute on-site or remote token distribution activities
• Manage token user communications, including the TFTI shared mailbox, scheduling, user questions, and NAMS request support
• Maintain accurate token inventory, serial tracking, and assignment documentation
• Monitor inventory thresholds and report restocking needs
• Identify and propose improvements to streamline token operations
CAM System & Software Support
• Assist in the development, integration, and maintenance of identity and access management systems
• Troubleshoot authentication issues, token authentication failures, and synchronization problems.
• Contribute to automation, scripting, and process improvements
Coordination & Customer Engagement
• Serve as a primary interface with NASA personnel during token and authentication operations
• Coordinate schedules, logistics, and communications for issuance events across centers
• Provide clear, professional support to end users and stakeholders
• Maintain accurate operational and process documentation
• Provide remote support for ICAM systems when not traveling
• Monitor system performance and assist in resolving identity-related incidents
• Collaborate with cybersecurity, infrastructure, and application teams
Required Qualifications
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related technical discipline. (Equivalent professional experience may be considered in lieu of a degree).
• Professional Experience: 0–4+ years of experience in software engineering or systems development, with a focus on scalable architecture and lifecycle management.
• Mission-Critical Communication: Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with a proven ability to translate complex technical concepts for diverse stakeholders and NASA program leadership.
• Operational Integrity: Demonstrated history of high-level accountability, attention to detail, and commitment to rigorous documentation standards.
• Security & Compliance: Proven ability to manage sensitive information and operate within high-trust, federal environments while maintaining strict data confidentiality.
• Mobility: Willingness to travel periodically to NASA centers and other federal facilities to support on-site integration and testing.
• Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance (Active Secret preferred).
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience or exposure to Identity & Access Management (IAM) concepts
• Familiarity with authentication protocols (SAML, OAuth2, OpenID Connect)
• Experience with scripting or programming (e.g., Python, Java, or similar)
• Knowledge of PKI, multi-factor authentication, or token based authentication
• Understanding of federal cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, Zero Trust)
Location: Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), Huntsville, AL 14075
Travel: Up to 25% travel to other NASA Centers (e.g., as required)
Work Type: Onsite
Compensation: $103,800-$120,000 Compensation commensurate with education and years of experience
Position Overview
Our client is seeking a Software Developer I / II to support the Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) team under the NASA NCAPS Program. This role combines software engineering, cybersecurity, and operational support to enable secure identity services across NASA.
The selected candidate will be based at MSFC and will support RSA SecurID token issuance, identity and credential lifecycle management, and ICAM system operations, with periodic travel to other NASA centers
Key Responsibilities
• Manage RSA SecurID token distribution through NASA’s secure locker systems and center postal services
• Provide in-person locker support at MSFC
• Coordinate remote token distribution activities
• Support additional travel-based token work at NASA centers (as needed, up to 25%)
• Verify user identity during token issuance and maintain strict chain of custody procedures
• Coordinate and execute on-site or remote token distribution activities
• Manage token user communications, including the TFTI shared mailbox, scheduling, user questions, and NAMS request support
• Maintain accurate token inventory, serial tracking, and assignment documentation
• Monitor inventory thresholds and report restocking needs
• Identify and propose improvements to streamline token operations
CAM System & Software Support
• Assist in the development, integration, and maintenance of identity and access management systems
• Troubleshoot authentication issues, token authentication failures, and synchronization problems.
• Contribute to automation, scripting, and process improvements
Coordination & Customer Engagement
• Serve as a primary interface with NASA personnel during token and authentication operations
• Coordinate schedules, logistics, and communications for issuance events across centers
• Provide clear, professional support to end users and stakeholders
• Maintain accurate operational and process documentation
• Provide remote support for ICAM systems when not traveling
• Monitor system performance and assist in resolving identity-related incidents
• Collaborate with cybersecurity, infrastructure, and application teams
Required Qualifications
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related technical discipline. (Equivalent professional experience may be considered in lieu of a degree).
• Professional Experience: 0–4+ years of experience in software engineering or systems development, with a focus on scalable architecture and lifecycle management.
• Mission-Critical Communication: Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with a proven ability to translate complex technical concepts for diverse stakeholders and NASA program leadership.
• Operational Integrity: Demonstrated history of high-level accountability, attention to detail, and commitment to rigorous documentation standards.
• Security & Compliance: Proven ability to manage sensitive information and operate within high-trust, federal environments while maintaining strict data confidentiality.
• Mobility: Willingness to travel periodically to NASA centers and other federal facilities to support on-site integration and testing.
• Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance (Active Secret preferred).
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience or exposure to Identity & Access Management (IAM) concepts
• Familiarity with authentication protocols (SAML, OAuth2, OpenID Connect)
• Experience with scripting or programming (e.g., Python, Java, or similar)
• Knowledge of PKI, multi-factor authentication, or token based authentication
• Understanding of federal cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, Zero Trust)
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