Develop and maintain infrastructure-as-code and CI pipeline jobs, build virtual machine templates and configuration baselines, and automate patching and STIG compliance checks. Support environment requests from program test teams for a Defense Health Agency program.
Develop and operate the quality control plan for a Defense Health Agency infrastructure program, including cross-trained backups for single-person roles. Inspect deliverables and service performance, manage corrective actions and root-cause reviews, and prepare evidence for government quality surveillance.
Maintain the integrated schedule and deliverables register, and prepare monthly status, performance-measure, and milestone reports. Track milestone acceptance and payment evidence, support risk and issue tracking, and prepare governance board materials.
Build and maintain Terraform, Packer, and Ansible pipelines in GitLab CI to provision DoD test environments, and develop a self-service environment catalog with appropriate guardrails. Integrate STIG hardening and evidence collection into builds, while mentoring engineers and reviewing their code.
Onboard new test programs and environments onto a shared DoD test platform, and integrate ongoing infrastructure initiatives with platform standards. Create integration runbooks, test cutovers, and coordinate changes with platform, infrastructure, and cyber teams.
You will manage monitoring, observability, and alerting for the Defense Health Agency's test infrastructure. This includes defining availability metrics, leading incident response, and automating operational tasks.
Build data pipelines from infrastructure, ticketing, and license sources into a data warehouse, and develop reporting on total cost of ownership and performance. Document data quality checks and lineage, and support FinOps and license rationalization efforts.
Track IT assets and software licenses across two enclaves, analyze license use and renewals, and identify idle capacity or spending that is not assigned to a program. Develop program-level cost allocation and FinOps reports, and support hardware and asset lifecycle requests.
Operate and patch the Atlassian Data Center products and the AWS platform supporting DoD health IT development teams. Resolve platform authorization conditions and plan and test a successor path before Atlassian Data Center reaches end of life.
The analyst will operate and monitor HL7 v2 interfaces while managing the transition to FHIR R4 standards. Responsibilities include maintaining interface control documents, triaging message failures, and ensuring continuous system performance.
Administer application servers and databases while managing SOAP and WS-Security services on legacy hosts. Ensure system compliance through STIG and IAVM remediation and support the migration of services to a new platform.
The architect will design and maintain FHIR R4 services, including profiles and implementation guides, while mapping legacy HL7 v2 and SOAP payloads to FHIR. They will also manage SMART Backend Services authorization and represent technical standards decisions to the Government.
The role involves authoring and maintaining Risk Management Framework packages and continuous authorization evidence for a health data exchange platform. You will manage Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms) and automate evidence collection using AWS Config and CI/CD pipelines.
