DCO-S Project Engineer

As a DCO-S Project Engineer at ENSCO, your responsibilities include supporting the DCO-S Mission Deployment Team in managing IT integration efforts, ensuring projects meet performance requirements while remaining on schedule and within budget. You'll collaborate with Space Force Mission partners and travel to various sites for fielding operations, contributing to the continuous improvement of cybersecurity tools.

To qualify as a DCO-S Project Engineer at ENSCO, you need a Bachelor's degree along with three years of experience in Air Force or Space Force IT/Cyber programs, and at least one year of project management experience in cybersecurity within the DoD. Additionally, a current IAT/IAM Level II certification and an active Top Secret Security Clearance are required.

Yes, the DCO-S Project Engineer position at ENSCO involves travel, approximately 25% of the time. You will work alongside the DCO-S fielding team to support site surveys, installations, and post-installation test and evaluation activities both domestically and internationally.

ENSCO provides a comprehensive benefits package for DCO-S Project Engineers, creating a stimulating environment where you can thrive. This includes competitive salary packages, opportunities for professional development, and a positive workplace culture, ensuring your career growth is prioritized.

Successful DCO-S Project Engineers at ENSCO possess a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and exceptional organizational skills. Strong oral and written communication abilities are essential for engaging with colleagues and mission partners. Familiarity with Agile methodologies and tools like Microsoft Office is also beneficial.

To handle multiple projects effectively, prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance. Utilize project management tools to keep track of progress and ensure clear communication with your team to address any roadblocks promptly.

Discuss specific projects where you implemented cybersecurity measures, detailing your role and the technologies used. Highlight your understanding of compliance with DoD standards and your contributions to system security.

Foster collaboration by establishing clear roles, regular check-ins, and collaborative tools for sharing updates. Encourage open communication where team members feel comfortable providing insights and feedback.

Identify potential risks early by conducting thorough assessments and develop contingency plans. Regularly review and update risk management strategies as projects progress, ensuring to communicate these with relevant stakeholders.

Agile methodology focuses on iterative development and collaboration. I have experience working in Agile environments, contributing to continuous integration and testing to ensure rapid feedback and adjustments in projects.

Address conflicts promptly by facilitating open discussions between involved parties, focusing on finding mutually beneficial solutions. It’s important to maintain a professional environment where every team member's opinion is valued.

Share an example of a project that faced significant challenges, discussing the problem-solving strategies you implemented, including how you engaged the team and leveraged their strengths to turn challenges into successes.

I stay updated by following industry publications, participating in webinars, attending conferences, and being involved in professional networks. Continuous learning is critical in the fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape.

I commonly use tools like Microsoft Project, JIRA, and Trello for project management. These tools help in tracking progress, managing timelines, and facilitating team collaboration effectively.

I am drawn to ENSCO’s commitment to innovation in engineering and technology, particularly in supporting critical missions. I admire the focus on advanced cybersecurity solutions and would love to contribute my skills to such impactful work.