Crypto Specialist Sought

[John Young]

Perry, if appropriate to post, this person has asked that his 
request for crypto specialist be sent to Cryptography.

John

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From: "Jeff Hilles" <jeffh919 at nc.rr.com>
Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 11:53:06 -0400
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I am a telecom/satellite recruiter and have the following opening 
outside Boston. I confess that Cryptography is not something I know
much about. However the last 12+ hours of research has been fascinating but
I am getting frustrated. I think my opening is perhaps the result of the new
export regulations. I know I am way out of my league but could please help 
me, or direct me to someone who could?

The difficulty is that I need someone with secret clearance and project
management skills with a cryptography and hopefully a satellite background.
Bottom line is, do you know anyone that might be even a close fit? Most of
the folks I have been in contact with consider the phrase "NSA cryptography
review with secret clearance" an oxymoron. Someone has to be willing to be
the go between on these certifications. Please tell me where to go to find
that needle.

Thank you for any help you can provide.

Jeffrey Hilles, VP Networks & Wireless
Williams & Delmore, Inc.
919-217-4600

www.wdinc.net

Cryptography Specialist

Lead NSA certification for embedded cryptography in modern Satellite
Communication Terminals.  Analyze and allocate INFOSEC requirements at
System, HW and SW levels.  Review systems architecture, HW and SW and
provide guidelines for INFOSEC features.  Interact with NSA and other
Government reps, including preparation and presentation of INFOSEC PDR and
CDR material.  Generate and/or review certification documents including
Theory of Equipment Operation, Theory of Compliance, Security Fault
Analysis, INFOSEC SW documentation, and INFOSEC test plans, procedures and
reports.  Support mechanical and TEMPTEST design and related documentation.

Required ability to analyze requirements and implementation across a
broad spectrum ranging from high level requirements to requirements flow
down to detailed HW and SW implementation and mechanical design.
Understanding of state-of-the-art computer architectures, robust design
methods, and HW/SW tradeoffs.  Secret/COMSEC clearance essential.





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