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As a Senior System Administrator, you will manage Linux servers, design and implement lab infrastructure, monitor system performance, and maintain system security in compliance with customer standards. You will collaborate with other teams to improve system efficiency and manage software upgrades, while ensuring 24/7 uptime service.

As a Senior Linux Systems Administrator, you will support the Linux infrastructure for classified and unclassified systems, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, manage user accounts, and collaborate with teams to ensure high availability and security of systems in a HPC environment.

The Engineering Tools Technical Support Analyst will provide day-to-day support for Software Engineering application environments, assist in troubleshooting, perform installation and upgrade procedures, and document changes. The role requires customer service orientation, flexibility, and effective communication skills for collaborating with team members.

The Engineering Tools Technical Support Analyst supports Software Engineering tools by managing installation, testing, troubleshooting, and maintaining application environments. The role involves responding to service requests, documentation, and ensuring tool performance while collaborating with team members and customers in a dynamic environment.

The Windows Systems Administrator will configure, maintain, and install Windows virtual desktop infrastructure on a Nutanix cluster and VMware. Responsibilities include managing Windows desktops and servers, providing direct user support, and troubleshooting networking technologies. Additional experience with Active Directory and large Linux server interactions is essential.

The Linux Systems Administrator will manage standard Linux system administration tasks to ensure optimal performance of multi-user systems, including Linux application servers and GPU clusters. Responsibilities encompass account management, system documentation, resource allocation policies, and participation in HPC systems installation and maintenance.

The SME-Linux Systems Administrator will manage Linux systems, maintain performance, and ensure efficient resource allocation. Key responsibilities include setting up service accounts, monitoring policies, assisting in HPC systems installation, and documenting system administration procedures. The role requires extensive Linux expertise and strong documentation skills.