Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist, Level 3

At Independent Software, as a Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist Level 3, you will apply your expertise in computer science, mathematics, and engineering to solve complex cryptographic and security challenges supporting mission-critical operations.

You will design algorithms, develop mathematical models, and analyze vulnerabilities in cryptographic systems to protect sensitive information and ensure secure computing environments.

In this role, you will contribute to high-performance computing initiatives, optimize cryptographic processes, and collaborate with technical teams to develop innovative solutions that directly support national security missions.

You will also support building and maintaining data analytics capabilities, including data evaluation, enrichment, and processing for relevant datasets using technologies such as Python, Spark, C++, and XKS.

This is an opportunity to work at the forefront of cryptography, advanced analytics, and secure system design.

• Design, develop, and evaluate algorithms to address complex cryptographic and security-related problems
• Develop and apply mathematical models and techniques to analyze cryptographic systems and identify vulnerabilities
• Analyze and assess cryptographic implementations to identify weaknesses and recommend secure solutions
• Support the development of secure systems to protect sensitive information against evolving threats
• Contribute to high-performance computing efforts to improve efficiency and scalability of cryptographic processes
• Apply advanced computer science and mathematical principles across diverse computing environments
• Build and maintain data analytics solutions, including data evaluation, enrichment, and processing for mission-relevant datasets
• Develop and support analytics workflows using technologies such as Python, Spark, C++, and XKS
• Collaborate with engineers, analysts, and mission stakeholders to support secure system design and implementation
• Document technical approaches, findings, and solutions for both technical and non-technical audiences
• Strong foundation in computer science, mathematics, or engineering with a focus on cryptography and algorithm development