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The System Administrator will be responsible for the upkeep and reliable operation of computer systems, ensuring security, uptime, and performance. Duties include managing networks, configuring hardware/software, troubleshooting issues, and overseeing access control. The role requires a comprehensive understanding of both Windows and Linux system administration, alongside strong problem-solving skills.

The Network Architect will design secure network solutions, assess current capabilities, and transition services to a comprehensive DoD network model. Responsibilities include creating access solutions, planning capacity, optimizing networks, and ensuring compliance with DoD standards, while leveraging various technologies and certifications.

The Network Engineer will design, procure, and install network systems in accordance with DoD specifications, support installation of hardware including routers and firewalls, conduct testing for compliance, maintain documentation, provide technical support, and stay updated on network security practices.

The Linux Systems Administrator is responsible for ensuring the reliable operation, performance, and security of computer systems, focusing on areas such as database management, network infrastructure, security, web server management, and software programming. This role includes leading technology assignments, supervising others, and providing technical expertise across multiple projects.

The role involves planning and coordinating data processing and computer programming activities, monitoring system performance, and recommending enhancements for network efficiency. The position requires collaboration with a team of experts and direct reporting to a Program Manager to maintain the operational environment for mission partner systems.

The role involves managing and maintaining cross domain systems at the FBI, including deploying new systems, troubleshooting, and ensuring security compliance. Responsibilities include software installations, incident resolution, monitoring systems, and supporting infrastructure activities in a 24/7 operational environment.

As a Network Engineer, you will support the production network service, monitor availability, resolve incidents, install network equipment, and apply configurations. You will also identify new technologies for improvement and may need to travel occasionally to customer sites for support.