The Cloud Administrator will manage and maintain cloud and on-premises infrastructure, including AWS environments and Windows/Linux servers. They are responsible for ensuring system performance, automating tasks, and maintaining compliance with cybersecurity standards like RMF and STIGs.
The SD-WAN Engineer will lead the deployment and sustainment of enterprise Cisco SD-WAN infrastructure while managing SDN controllers and network components. They are responsible for resolving complex routing anomalies, documenting network configurations, and providing technical mentorship to junior staff.
The engineer will design, automate, and maintain secure enterprise container platforms and DevSecOps technologies for a DoD healthcare cloud environment. They will also collaborate with application teams to resolve technical issues and mentor junior engineering staff.
The Technical Talent Sourcer will proactively identify and engage highly qualified technical professionals to support Department of War and federal government contracts. Responsibilities include building candidate pipelines, conducting advanced Boolean searches, and partnering with hiring managers to meet staffing goals.
The Software Engineer will design and build backend services, data pipelines, and simulation capabilities for a healthcare-focused modeling application. They will own features from initial design through deployment while collaborating with subject-matter experts and utilizing cloud-native AWS workflows.
The Technical Product Manager will lead the development of a modeling and decision-support application by translating complex operational needs into actionable product capabilities. They will facilitate product discovery, manage the product backlog, and collaborate closely with engineering teams to ensure successful software delivery.
The coordinator will drive best-in-class data management and interoperability principles across enterprise systems to support the MHS GENESIS mission. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure data standards, governance, and seamless integration while translating complex technical requirements for stakeholders.
The Network Security Cyber Engineer will design, build, and maintain secure enterprise network infrastructure for DoD health services. Responsibilities include developing security frameworks, managing security platforms, and collaborating with engineering teams to implement threat intelligence and incident response measures.
You will design, build, and maintain robust infrastructure and network automation solutions using tools like Ansible and Terraform. Additionally, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to architect scalable systems and develop custom tooling to support internal operations.
The Network Developer will design and maintain automated workflows to manage enterprise network infrastructure, including routers, switches, and load balancers. They are responsible for troubleshooting complex network traffic, managing security configurations, and optimizing performance across multi-protocol routing environments.
Lead the design, development, and execution of complex multi-system simulations to optimize healthcare workflows and technical infrastructures. Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into technical requirements and provide data-driven insights for system optimization.
Design, deploy, and optimize enterprise Splunk environments to support cybersecurity and operational monitoring within secure DoD enclaves. Responsibilities include creating custom queries, dashboards, and alerts while managing Splunk infrastructure and performance.
