You will help keep cybersecurity workstreams organized and moving forward - from SOC and AM-CERT activities to policy initiatives, capacity building, and stakeholder engagement. The role requires strong coordination skills, clear communication, and comfort working with diverse teams and partners. This is a cross-department role: you will work with technical and policy colleagues, and may coordinate with external organizations, donors, regulators, and critical infrastructure operators.

You will help translate cybersecurity strategy into practical policies, bylaws, and implementation guidance aligned with international standards. You will also support internal security governance at ISAA by improving policy coverage, coordinating control implementation with technical teams, and supporting evidence-based compliance maturity. Depending on national priorities, this role may also support security governance for other critical national digital services (e.g., identity, interoperability, and other high-impact platforms) through risk assessments and implementation roadmaps.

As a Cybersecurity Auditor focusing on IT Asset Management and Policy Oversight, you will assess the effectiveness of security controls, validate compliance with baseline requirements, and help organizations translate security policy into practical, measurable implementation. You will work cross-functionally with technical teams, policy and legal stakeholders, and external partners to improve visibility into assets, risks, and control maturity.

You will engineer and operate the security tooling and infrastructure used by the SOC and AM-CERT, with a focus on automation, observability, and resilience. The role blends systems engineering with security engineering: hardening platforms, integrating telemetry, and ensuring services remain available during high-pressure incidents. Because ISAA is growing, you will also support cross-department initiatives (e.g., secure infrastructure patterns, cloud enablement, service delivery standards) as priorities evolve.

You will own and continuously improve ISAA’s security governance, risk management, and security assurance activities. This includes establishing and operating an information security management system (ISMS), strengthening incident preparedness and response, and partnering with delivery teams so that security enables - rather than slows - progress. This role works closely with ISAA leadership, IT and engineering teams, product and service delivery teams, legal and policy stakeholders, and AM-CERT and SOC operations.

As a Cyber Incident Responder, you will investigate and respond to cybersecurity incidents, coordinate response activities with affected organizations, and contribute to improving national cyber resilience through lessons learned, playbooks, and exercises. AM-CERT operates continuously and coordinates with national and international partners. This role may include on-call or shift-based duties depending on operational needs.

This is an entry-level role for candidates who want to build practical security operations experience. You will work alongside SOC analysts and incident responders to detect and respond to threats affecting critical civilian information systems and services. You will receive structured guidance, training, and feedback. As the SOC and AM-CERT capabilities grow, you may have opportunities to specialize (e.g., detection engineering, threat intelligence, DFIR).

You will manage the cyber threat intelligence (CTI) lifecycle: define intelligence requirements, collect and assess information, produce timely intelligence products, and ensure intelligence is operationalized in detection, response, and risk decisions. The role sits at the intersection of security operations, incident response, engineering, and policy. You will work closely with SOC analysts and incident responders to turn intelligence into practical outcomes such as detections, hunting hypotheses, advisories, and mitigation guidance. Because ISAA and AM-CERT are growing, you will help shape processes, templates, and tooling for CTI, and you will contribute to cross-department initiatives involving election security, critical infrastructure protection, and hybrid threat monitoring.

The Information Systems Agency of Armenia (ISAA) is seeking a motivated Research and Development (R&D) Officer to coordinate and advance national cybersecurity research, development, and innovation (RDI) initiatives. You will play a key role in identifying emerging cybersecurity technologies, supporting research and pilot projects, and helping transition innovations into operational capabilities, while collaborating with academia, government, and industry stakeholders.

The Solution Architect will help with  the architecture, design, and technical governance of a national Data Exchange Layer (DEL) based on X-Road principles and software, ensuring secure, interoperable, and scalable data exchange across information systems. The role bridges business needs, legal/regulatory requirements, and technical implementation, supporting agencies and vendors during onboarding and integration.

As Solutions Architect for the Information Systems Agency of Armenia (ISAA), the role leads the architectural vision and technical governance of the national Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) ecosystem. It defines standards, integration frameworks, and shared capabilities that enable secure, scalable, and reusable digital solutions across government, accelerating the delivery of citizen-centric public services through a unified and modular architecture.

We are looking for an eID Project Coordinator with strong project coordination and delivery skills to lead and support electronic identification and signature (eID) products and initiatives. In this role, you will be responsible for defining product vision and priorities while ensuring effective coordination of implementation activities across technical, legal, and operational teams.