Systems Administrator CAS Program Lead, Senior - Top Secret/SCI Clearance Required

Suffolk, VA
Full Time
Experienced
cFocus Software seeks a Systems Administrator CAS Program Lead Senior to join our program supporting the US Navy. This position is onsite in Suffolk, VA. This position requires a Top Secret/SCI clearance.

Qualifications:
  • Active Top Secret/SCI clearance
  • 10+ years of experience providing Tiers I, II, and III Systems Administrator services across a variety of hardware platforms and software programs.
  • 10+ years of demonstrated experience working with Windows Server; MS Office, Symantec Endpoint, and other third party tools.
  • Demonstrated experience supporting Information Assurance (IA) security procedures, which may include scanning and mitigating actions.
  • Experience working with TeamStudio, Tomcat, JIRA, or similar software (SourceSafe, CVS, etc.).
  • Demonstrated experience in a software testing environment.
  • 3+ years of experience managing progressively more complex and/or multiple technical programs/projects and responsible for management and control of schedules, performance, and personnel, communicating and interfacing with customers, internal, and external stakeholders.
  • Active cloud certification
  • Active DoD IAT II/III certification

Duties:
  • Install and maintain operating systems and virtual servers in AWS cloud environment or other cloud environments as needed.
  • Perform system monitoring and verify the integrity and availability of cloud resources, network, and server resources and systems.
  • Review system and application logs and verify completion of scheduled jobs, including system backups.
  • Analyze server resource consumption. Install and upgrade software and maintain software licenses configuration management in coordination with Security Specialist.
  • May assist in cloud instance and application modeling, analysis, and planning.
  • Responsible for tracking instances, cloud data daily usage, existing cloud services performance, and compliance with necessary network and cloud provider requirements.
  • Coordinate with Security Specialist to apply patches, IAVAs, and other fixes to ensure cybersecurity hygiene and compliance.
  • Responsible for identifying, implementing, and monitoring cloud services for backups, automated cloud processes, snapshots, and other relevant system monitoring and management activities.
  • Responsible for coordinating with cloud providers to ensure availability of development, test, and production instances.
  • Coordinate with cloud providers and create service desk tickets as necessary to ensure smooth operation of the system.
  • Responsible for deploying packages to the pre-production and productions servers in coordination with software developers.
  • Document server issues in Jira software or other agreed upon issue tracking software.
  • Responsible for incident management for the system.
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