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# Multipurpose Interactive Trainer

- **Company:** General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc.
- **Location:** United States
- **Salary:** $86,358.0
- **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position
- **Skills:** Microsoft Windows, Artificial Intelligence, Systems Engineering, Bash Shell, CompTIA Security+, Cyber Security, Computer Engineering, Linux, Python (Programming Language), Kernel-Based Virtual Machine, Networking Basics, Windows PowerShell, Security Content Automation Protocol, Shell Script, Security Information and Event Management, TCP/IP, VirtualBox, Virtualization Technology, Scripting, Information Technology, Nessus, Cyber Warfare, Splunk, Vulnerability Analysis, Vmware
- **Published:** September 26, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/ae0ff7b3-2858-4735-a37f-24a6b06fc891

## About the Role

Bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering, or a related Science, Engineering or Mathematics field., * Education: Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Information Systems, Information Technology, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, or a related technical discipline (recent graduate or graduating within the current academic cycle).

 * Foundational Knowledge: Basic understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals, network concepts (TCP/IP, ports, protocols), and standard operating system concepts.
 * Hands-On Exposure: Academic, internship, or project-based experience navigating and administering Linux and/or Windows operating systems.

What sets you apart:

 * Problem-Solving & Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills;
 * Ability to document technical steps clearly and summarize findings for teammates.
 * Growth Mindset: High curiosity, initiative, and eagerness to learn DoD frameworks and enterprise tooling with guidance from senior mentors
 * Clear understanding of systems engineering concepts, principles, theories, and technical standards
 * Creative thinker with ability to multi-task
 * Ability to grasp and apply new information quickly and handle increasing responsibilities with growing complexity
 * Team player who thrives in collaborative environments and revels in team success
 * Commitment to ongoing professional development for yourself and others
 * Identifies opportunities to apply AI for continuous improvement and innovation
 * Certifications: Current DoD 8570 / 8140 IAT Level II baseline certification (e.g., CompTIA Security+ CE, CySA+, or CCNA Security) or active progress toward one.
 * Tool Familiarity: Classroom, lab, or internship experience with vulnerability scanners (ACAS/Nessus), SCAP tools, or SIEM platforms (e.g., Splunk).
 * Framework Awareness: Exposure to NIST SP 800-53 security controls, Risk Management Framework (RMF), or DISA STIG benchmarks.
 * Virtualization & Scripting: Basic familiarity with shell scripting (Bash, PowerShell, or Python) and virtualization platforms (KVM, VMware, or VirtualBox).
 * Hands-on Projects: Participation in collegiate cyber defense competitions (e.g., CCDC, CTFs), student engineering clubs, or personal homelab environments.

## Description

As a Cyber Systems Engineer for Trainers/MIT, you will launch your career supporting cybersecurity engineering and operations across secure, classified lab environments. In this entry-level role, you will work closely with senior cyber engineers, system administrators, and integration leads to configure, maintain, and assess system security baselines. You will gain hands-on experience running vulnerability scanners, applying OS hardening benchmarks, generating Assessment and Authorization (A&A) artifacts, and supporting continuous monitoring for system Authority to Operate (ATO).


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