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The Systems Administrator will manage and maintain systems, support end user devices and applications, troubleshoot connectivity issues, and provide support in classified environments. They will also work on custom-built systems under tight deadlines and assist in technical presentations to government clients.

The Network Engineer will configure and manage routers, switches, firewalls, and maintain security for a complex networking environment. Responsibilities include network administration support, problem remediation, monitoring, communication of system status, and documentation of network processes. The role emphasizes capacity expansion, network optimization, and participation in a collaborative IT team.

The Senior Network Operations Specialist will perform enterprise network operations and engineering support for various programs, coordinate infrastructure repairs, conduct performance management analysis, and assist in cybersecurity efforts within the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet and Marine Corps Enterprise Network.

The JIRA Administrator will manage JIRA and Confluence projects, user permissions, and perform system administration tasks. Responsibilities include improving JIRA security, developing standard operating procedures, and managing incident ticket data for analytics. The position requires collaboration with teams and utilizing best practices in agile environments.

The Configuration Management Specialist will manage software, create documentation, and oversee architectural diagrams in a cloud deployment context. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, reviewing deployments, enhancing system processes, and collaborating with teams. The role also involves monitoring cloud costs and requires excellent communication and organizational skills.

As a Solution Architect, you will design technical solutions for a government project, ensuring effective integration with legacy systems. You will lead engineering efforts, support cloud migration activities, and collaborate with various stakeholders to address customer technical requirements and governance.

The Software Development Manager leads a team of developers on the UNICORN program for the U.S. Air Force, overseeing the software development lifecycle from design to deployment, ensuring compliance with standards. They implement best practices like agile methodologies and DevOps, mentoring team members and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions.