Full Visibility Training Plan for Cyber Engineering MissionProgram: Cyber EngineeringJob Title: Cyber Systems EngineerJob Description: The Cyber Systems Engineer supports the design, development, integration, and sustainment of secure information systems within Department of Defense and federal environments. Responsibilities include analyzing requirements, developing system architectures, supporting Risk Management Framework (RMF) activities, assessing cybersecurity risks, implementing security controls, and ensuring compliance with applicable security standards and policies. The Cyber Systems Engineer works across multidisciplinary teams to deliver secure, reliable, and mission-focused technology solutions while effectively communicating technical information to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.Training Program Duration: 60 DaysTotal Number of Weeks in Training Plan: Nine (9) weeksInstructional Modules:Week Training Module Learning Objective Total Hours1 Employee Orientation Participant will learn all of the organization's roles, functions, and mission impact; as well as fundamental introduction to providing technical services to government missionsFull Visibility Organization Overview• Government Contracting Fundamentalso Federal Acquisition Overviewo Prime vs Subcontractorso Contract Types• Organizational Structure of Government Programs• Understanding Customer Missions and Stakeholders• Introduction to Full Visibility’s Services and Capabilities 402 Technical Communication Be familiar with communicating effectively with technical and non-technical audiences• Technical Writing Fundamentals• Executive-level communication• Translating Technical Information for Non-Technical Audiences• Customer Engagement Best Practices• Meeting Management and Facilitation• Email and Professional Communication Standards• Storytelling with Data and Technical Content for Mission 403 Business Development, Proposals, and Technical Documentation Be familiar with how technical expertise supports business growth, the proposal development lifecycle, and creating technical documentation and artifacts• GovCon Business Development Lifecycle• Capture and Proposal Basics• Technical Volume Development• Capability Statements• Resumes and Staffing Qualifications• Past Performance Narratives• White Papers and Technical Documentation• Technical Review Processes 404 Systems Engineering Lifecycle Be familiar with systems engineering principles and lifecycle management, learn how requirements drive system design in support of mission capabilities• Systems Engineering Lifecycle• Requirements Engineering• Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements• Requirements Traceability• System Architecture Fundamentals• Enterprise Systems OverviewCertification training/preparation/practice should begin now. 405 Cybersecurity Engineering & RMF Be familiar with cybersecurity’s role in system design, learn DoW risk management processes• Cybersecurity Fundamentals• NIST Risk Management Framework• NIST SP 800-53 Controls• Security Categorization• Security Control Selection• Authorization to Operate (ATO) Process 406 Secure Architecture & Enterprise Infrastructure Be familiar with secure infrastructure design principles, learn enterprise networking and cloud concepts• Enterprise Architecture• Network Fundamentals• Defense-in-Depth• Zero Trust Architecture• Identity and Access Management• Cross-Domain Engineering• Cloud Fundamentals 407 CISSP Foundations & Security Leadership Be familiar with the eight CISSP domains and their application in federal environments, develop a holistic understanding of cybersecurity beyond technical implementation• CISSP Certification Focus, Content Review• Federal Government and DoW Applicationo Governance, Risk, and Complianceo Security Leadershipo Supporting ATO and Continuous Monitoring 408 Vulnerability Management & Security Operations Be familiar with vulnerability management and assessment processes, understand security operations integration• Vulnerability Management Lifecycle• STIG Compliance• Vulnerability Scanning Concepts• Continuous Monitoring• Incident Response Fundamentals• Risk Assessment Methodologies• POA&M Development 409 Fellowship Review and Reflection, Career Development Review and reflect on fellowship objectives and career development preparation• Technical Project Management• Networking in GovCon Tech• LinkedIn Optimization• Cybersecurity Principles Application and Review• CISSP Certification 40Instruction Method: Hand On Demonstration/On-The-Job Training + Online InstructionTrainer Details and Credentials: Justin Knapp – Vice President of Mission Engineering and Cyber• 20 years of technical expertise supporting law enforcement, national security, cyber, and defense missions across several federal agencies and departments. Adam Perlman – Director of Business Development • 20+ years of technical expertise supporting cyber, national security, and defense missions across federal agencies and departments. Standardize Grading Rubic for Evaluation of Fellow:Each task completed by a SkillBridge participant will be reviewed and graded as meets standards, exceeds standards, or needs improvement.Credentials, Certificates, or Credits/Hours Earned Upon Completion:• CISSP Certification (In Progress or Successfully Earned)Week 1 - Employee Orientation: Participant will learn all of the organization's roles, functions, and mission impact; as well as fundamental introduction to providing technical services to government missionsFull Visibility Organization OverviewGovernment Contracting Fundamentalso Federal Acquisition Overviewo Prime vs Subcontractorso Contract Types• Organizational Structure of Government Programs• Understanding Customer Missions and Stakeholders• Introduction to Full Visibility’s Services and CapabilitiesWeek 2 - Professional and Technical Communication: Be familiar with communicating effectively with technical and non-technical audiences.• Technical Writing Fundamentals• Executive-level communication• Translating Technical Information for Non-Technical Audiences• Customer Engagement Best Practices• Meeting Management and Facilitation• Email and Professional Communication Standards• Storytelling with Data and Technical Content for MissionWeek 3 - Business Development, Proposals, and Technical Documentation: Be familiar with how technical expertise supports business growth, the proposal development lifecycle, and creating technical documentation and artifacts• GovCon Business Development Lifecycle• Capture and Proposal Basics• Technical Volume Development• Capability Statements• Resumes and Staffing Qualifications• Past Performance Narratives• White Papers and Technical Documentation• Technical Review ProcessesWeek 4 - Systems Engineering Lifecycle: Be familiar with systems engineering principles and lifecycle management, learn how requirements drive system design in support of mission capabilities• Systems Engineering Lifecycle• Requirements Engineering• Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements• Requirements Traceability• System Architecture Fundamentals• Enterprise Systems OverviewCertification training/preparation/practice should begin now if not previously begun. Week 5 - Cybersecurity Engineering & RMF: Be familiar with cybersecurity’s role in system design, learn DoW risk management processes• Cybersecurity Fundamentals• NIST Risk Management Framework• NIST SP 800-53 Controls• Security Categorization• Security Control Selection• Authorization to Operate (ATO) ProcessWeek 6 - Secure Architecture & Enterprise Infrastructure: Be familiar with secure infrastructure design principles, learn enterprise networking and cloud concepts• Enterprise Architecture• Network Fundamentals• Defense-in-Depth• Zero Trust Architecture• Identity and Access Management• Cross-Domain Engineering• Cloud FundamentalsWeek 7 - CISSP Foundations & Security Leadership: Be familiar with the eight CISSP domains and their application in federal environments, develop a holistic understanding of cybersecurity beyond technical implementation• CISSP Certification (or other industry-standard certification) Focus, Content Review• Federal Government and DoW Applicationo Governance, Risk, and Complianceo Security Leadershipo Supporting ATO and Continuous MonitoringWeek 8 - Vulnerability Management & Security Operations: Be familiar with vulnerability management and assessment processes, understand security operations integration• Vulnerability Management Lifecycle• STIG Compliance• Vulnerability Scanning Concepts• Continuous Monitoring• Incident Response Fundamentals• Risk Assessment Methodologies• POA&M DevelopmentWeek 9 - Fellowship Review and Reflection, Career Development: Review and reflect on fellowship objectives and career development preparation• Technical Project Management• Networking in GovCon Tech• LinkedIn Optimization• Cybersecurity Principles Application and Review• CISSP Certification or other industry-standard certification Full Visibility is proud to partner with the DOW SkillBridge program to offer transitioning service members the opportunity to gain valuable civilian work experience. During this 9-week hybrid fellowship, you will be embedded with our Technical Missions team, receiving hands-on mentorship, specialize training, and real-world experience. Our goal is to equip you with the skills and understanding needed to transition successfully into the civilian workforce with support to the cyber mission community.

The Cyber Systems Engineer supports the design, development, integration, and sustainment of secure information systems within Department of Defense and federal environments. Responsibilities include analyzing requirements, developing system architectures, supporting Risk Management Framework (RMF) activities, assessing cybersecurity risks, implementing security controls, and ensuring compliance with applicable security standards and policies. The Cyber Systems Engineer works across multidisciplinary teams to deliver secure, reliable, and mission-focused technology solutions while effectively communicating technical information to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.