Software Engineer
FedRAMP Security Consultant responsible for remote audit and compliance assessments, ensuring federal cloud security standards are met. Focuses on risk management, NIST frameworks, and IAM controls to support federal and commercial clients.
FedRAMP Security Consultant (1099)
Location: 100% Remote – U.S. Preferred
Type: Contracted / Project-Based / Potential Permanent
Pay: $100,000-$140,000*
Travel: Minimal (Remote audit model; occasional onsite support if required) * Compensation Note: This is a 1099 independent contractor role. The compensation range shown reflects an annualized equivalent based on full-time availability (approximately 40 hours per week). Actual earnings may vary depending on hours worked, project assignments, and scope of engagement.
About Us:
RSI Security is a trusted leader in cybersecurity compliance and assessment services, supporting organizations across federal, commercial, and emerging regulatory frameworks.
We bring deep experience across both advisory and formal assessment services, including operating as a PCI QSA Company, a CMMC C3PAO, and a HITRUST CSF assessor. Our teams deliver high-quality, evidence-based engagements across frameworks such as PCI DSS, CMMC, FedRAMP, SOC 2, and ISO standards.
Our approach emphasizes technical depth, practical implementation, and actionable guidance, helping organizations meet compliance requirements while building sustainable security programs.
We operate in a collaborative, remote-first environment focused on flexibility, quality delivery, and continuous improvement.
About the Role:
As a FedRAMP Security Consultant, you will support cloud service providers in preparing for FedRAMP authorization through readiness assessments, gap analysis, and development of required security documentation.
This role focuses on FedRAMP advisory and readiness activities, including aligning client environments to NIST SP 800-53 requirements, supporting the development of System Security Plans (SSP), POA&Ms, and related artifacts, and guiding organizations through the FedRAMP authorization process.
You will work directly with client stakeholders to evaluate cloud environments, interpret control requirements, and provide clear, actionable recommendations to support authorization readiness.
This position requires a high degree of ownership, strong technical judgment, and the ability to operate effectively in client-facing engagements involving complex cloud and compliance environments.
What You’ll Do
Posted June 18, 2026