SME for the Secure Area IT team in the areas of Data Protection and Storage
Provide Storage and Data Protection design support for secure area environments projects and programs
Establish, document and maintain configuration and security standards per ICD 503 (RMF) for the use and configuration of Storage Networks, NAS, Hyperconverged platforms and Data Protection (Data Backup and Archive)
Storage Asset Management tracking and vendor coordination for annual maintenance support contract renewal
Consulting with programs or pursuits to design and recommend Storage and data protection
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in IT, MIS, CIS, CS or equivalent
Graduate Degree in IT, MIS, CIS, CS or equivalent
In lieu of a degree, minimum of 13 years of prior related experience
Administers, maintains, and optimizes Windows and Linux server environments, virtualization platforms, enterprise storage, and cloud services while ensuring security, reliability, and compliance for critical business operations.
Responsibilities
Administer Windows and Linux server environments
Design and operate highly available virtualization platforms
The Storage Engineer I role involves completing work on major, complex projects, coordinating with staff and vendors, and performing analysis/diagnosis of problems on physical and virtual infrastructure platforms.
Responsibilities
Coordinate with both technical and non-technical staff and vendors on the implementation of complex projects
Perform analysis, diagnosis, and resolution of complex problems on both physical and virtual infrastructure platforms
Recommend, implement and document corrective solutions and preventative measures
Monitor performance metrics within the Data Protection and Storage environment such as disk I/O utilization, bandwidth utilization, processors, port utilization
Participate in evaluation and recommendation of new technology solutions
Provide IT systems administration in a heterogeneous Microsoft Windows and Redhat Enterprise Linux environment for classified programs.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is 75,800 USD - 144,200 USD.
Responsibilities
Provide IT systems administration in a heterogeneous Microsoft Windows and Redhat Enterprise Linux environment.
Provisioning, installation/configuration, operation, and maintenance of systems hardware and software related to a Linux/Windows infrastructure for classified programs.
Server management (software and hardware)
Storage management (logical and physical)
Cross platform authentication and access management
As Wintel System Administrator III, you will be responsible for the upkeep, deployment, configuration, and maintenance of Windows Servers. Contributes to the planning and implementation of maintenance and installation work, including building and management of systems and components of virtualized computing environments.
Responsibilities
Installation, configuration and troubleshooting Windows Server 2012R2 ~ 2022
Installation configuration of Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, DFS, and Group Policy (GP)
AD User management /access management including role group, permission group, OU management, group policy management
Configuring and troubleshooting of Windows based failover clusters
Windows server OS, RDP troubleshooting
Requirements
Nice to have: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure
Nice to have: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services
As an RF/Wi-Fi Engineer on the Starlink Reliability team, you will perform telemetry and log analysis as well as hands‑on debugging to drive to root cause and corrective action of failed hardware.
Responsibilities
Perform telemetry and log analysis as well as hands‑on debugging to drive to root cause and corrective action of failed phased‑array, Wi‑Fi, and power supply PCBAs
Build and maintain critical tools and custom software to objectively assess the performance and reliability of Starlink customer hardware
Run internal betas and product launches to identify and resolve any design issues in the hardware or software of new products ahead of their public launch
Build relationships and collaborate across disciplines including engineering, production, test, inventory, quality, supply chain, and customer experience to drive positive business outcomes
Consistently contribute effort, leadership, and creative thinking to solving complex problems in a collaborative fashion and under tight deadlines
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, RF engineering, computer engineering, computer science, mathematics, or other STEM discipline
Nice to have: consumer electronics
Nice to have: troubleshooting electronics hardware
Nice to have: understanding PCB schematics and layout tools
Nice to have: experience with engineering projects in any one or more of the following areas: CPU/FPGA/ASIC circuit boards, Linux, high‑speed interfaces, memories, and/or low‑power platforms
Information Systems, Technology and Security Manager
Serve as the Information Systems Technology and Security manager for the Research Institute for Tactical Autonomy (RITA), overseeing cybersecurity, data security, and IT infrastructure for DoD research.
Compensation
Expected Pay Range: $116,858 - $128,544
Responsibilities
Develop and manage IT systems to meet government-level security
Provide subject matter expertise in reviewing network security plans
Recommend, track, and monitor needed updates to existing IT systems
The Disguise Integrator supports the development, integration, and reliability of the Disguise ecosystem across Crossroads. This role serves as the technical owner of the Disguise systems and workflows used to deliver immersive visual content across Crossroads locations.
Responsibilities
Serve as the technical owner of the Disguise ecosystem across Crossroads, including Disguise and RenderStream architecture, configuration, standards, and technical workflows.
Own and maintain the technical structure of the Oakley Disguise show file and establish consistent project, media management, and system configuration standards.
Lead R&2D, testing, and implementation of new Disguise software, features, and workflows, including software versions, firmware, licensing, and compatibility testing.
Develop and maintain integration standards for Unreal Engine, Notch, tracking, GhostFrame, and other real-time workflows.
Configure, test, document, and commission Disguise systems as they are deployed to additional Crossroads sites.