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Basic Qualifications: • Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline with Six (6) years of experience, or a Master's Degree with four (4) years’ experience, or a Ph.D with two (2) years’ experience. 4 years of additional experience will suffice in lieu of a degree. • Experience with Windows and Linux server system administration as well as network engineering. • Experience designing, developing, and delivering IT and telecommunications systems and solutions. • Ability to work complex projects as a senior contributor within a development team consisting of customer and subcontractor personnel. • Active TS SCI security clearance with a current polygraph is required. Preferred Qualifications: • Ability to interface with the customer as well as monitor and direct subcontractor tasking. • Strong communication skills required to work as part of an integrated team consisting of the customer, subcontractors, and other Peraton personnel. • Solid understanding of modern computer network operations and capability development processes • Solid understanding of the basic principles of modern computer networking, including hardware, software, associated tools, protocols, and Internet architecture • Experience with the management and execution of large-scale software development and sustainment efforts. • Experience establishing and maintaining good working relationships in all levels of the organization. • Experience with operational mission partners in the DoD. Peraton offers enhanced benefits to employees working on this critical National Security program, which include heavily subsidized employee benefits coverage for you and your dependents, 25 days of PTO accrued annually up to a generous PTO cap and participation in an attractive bonus plan. #MDPM This position is an integral member of the Peraton Labs Network Systems and Cyber Mission Sector team supporting a customer site in College Park and Laurel, MD. Primarily location is College Park with the option for 1-2 days a week in Laurel. Responsibilities may include: • Implement, maintain, and enhance complex and diverse research infrastructure systems and their appropriate security posture. • Perform Linux and Microsoft Windows system administration tasks. • Windows and Linux server system administration • Integrating GOTS/COTS/open-source solutions • Virtualization technologies • Networking and TCP/IP protocols • Storage technologies • Remote access • Install, configure, and troubleshoot IT/networking hardware and software in classified and unclassified spaces • Prepare and maintain images for Linux and Microsoft Windows operating systems. • Configure new systems and apply best practice security configuration on computers, servers, and network equipment. • Perform system and anti-virus tool updates regularly • Implement physical controls • Physically setup, cable, and power computers in classified and unclassified spaces for new programs or new computer additions • Activate network ports including patch network when needed. • Devise information system backup mechanism for program’s specific requirements • Perform system/data backup and archive logs according to security plan • Exercise system and data recovery procedures regularly • Create custom solutions or provide commercial tool recommendations to automate audit procedures where SCAP Compliant Checker lacks proper functions to support. Examples include: automated log rotation, mechanism to alert audit process failures, or scripts to detect inactive accounts. • Support ISSM to perform audit tasks as needed. • Develop and execute approved procedures for sanitizing and releasing system components and media • Maintain a working knowledge of system functions, security policies, technical security safeguards, and operational security measures • Interface with the customer as well as monitor and direct subcontract tasking

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