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Provides enterprise eMASS and RMF compliance services for Army IT environments, including RMF package development, asset categorization, control-compliance artifacts, ACAS and STIG remediation, POA&M management, security reviews, validation coordination, COOP and incident-response testing, and Army PPSM and Circuit Registry maintenance.

Designs, implements, and maintains hybrid VPC and global enterprise IT infrastructure for the Department of State. Responsibilities include server and storage infrastructure, Active Directory, backup and restoration systems, Microsoft Exchange clusters, DNS, DHCP, and a hardware request website. The role also supports modernization, security protocol integration, data protection, infrastructure reliability, and collaboration across customer organizations.

Implement and evolve global network infrastructure across LAN, WAN, CAN, and VLAN environments. Perform enterprise network architecture, design, integration, documentation, troubleshooting, security engineering, and maintenance for network and Unified Communications systems. Evaluate hardware and software solutions, recommend improvements, resolve complex Tier 2 incidents, and execute network and system upgrade plans. The role requires Cisco and Juniper expertise, routing and switching knowledge, CCNA certification, a bachelor’s degree, and Secret clearance.

Designs, implements, maintains, and evolves firewall and network security systems supporting a global Department of State network. Troubleshoots complex firewall-related incidents, evaluates security products and configurations, develops upgrade plans, coordinates with vendors and the CISO, and serves as a senior escalation point for administrators and technicians. The role also documents security elements, researches emerging threats, approves technical solutions, and provides guidance to junior staff.

Administer Windows servers, workstations, virtual environments, applications, and network devices supporting a U.S. Army division. Manage VMware, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, backups, patching, troubleshooting, and infrastructure changes. Implement DoD cybersecurity controls and support RMF activities, vulnerability assessments, STIG compliance, eMASS documentation, audits, incident response, and authorization efforts. Maintain system availability, security, documentation, and compliance while coordinating with vendors and government stakeholders.

Provides on-site systems administration for Department of State offices, managing servers, network devices, workstations, applications, databases, patches, security controls, backups, and system performance. Resolves incidents through ServiceNow, documents configurations and topology, coordinates upgrades and retirements, supports testing, and reports operational risks. Requires a bachelor’s degree, five or more years of experience, and Secret clearance.

Provides on-site systems administration support for Department of State offices. Installs, maintains, monitors, secures, and upgrades hardware, software, databases, and infrastructure. Administers user accounts and privileges, applies patches, performs backups and restores, resolves incidents through ServiceNow, documents configuration changes, monitors system performance, and maintains topology diagrams and technical documentation.

Leads day-to-day network operations supporting mission-critical Department of State systems across global locations. Manages and trains a network support team, monitors network hardware, troubleshoots LAN, MPLS, WAN, and availability issues, plans upgrades, evaluates configurations, coordinates hardware acquisition and repairs, and works with engineers, product managers, vendors, and customers. The role requires CCNA certification, five years of global network experience and team leadership, a Top Secret clearance, occasional travel, and on-call support.

Supports Tier II operations and modernization for more than 200 legacy and new applications in hybrid VPC and global network environments. Responsibilities include user access management, application installation and deployment, troubleshooting, maintenance, performance monitoring, emergency changes, patching, DevOps implementation, and application certification management for Authority to Operate readiness. Requires collaboration with Tier III teams and support during scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.

Leads federal civilian business development across DoS, DHS, GSA, HHS, and related agencies. Owns strategic accounts, customer relationships, pipeline development, opportunity shaping, teaming, capture coordination, executive briefings, forecasting, and pursuit strategy for opportunities valued at $50M or more. Requires extensive federal acquisition expertise, senior government relationships, account ownership, and experience winning large-scale civilian contracts.