SciTec
Senior Infrastructure Engineer
Aurora, Colorado, United States · Senior · Contract
No sponsorship$146k-$175kDetected 316 days ago
TypeScriptAlgorithmsCloud PlatformsKubernetesLinuxCybersecurityProcurementFirewallCiscoBGP/OSPFSD-WANUnityCommunicationProblem SolvingMentoringRemote SensingCompTIA
About the role
- Important Notice: SciTec exclusively works on U.S. government contracts that require U.S. citizenship for all employees.
- SciTec cannot sponsor or assume sponsorship of employee work visas of any type.
- Further, U.S. citizenship is a requirement to obtain and keep a security clearance.
Responsibilities
- Document technical configurations for both datacenters and for cloud architecture.
- Install and configure servers and necessary applications to support data center and Infrastructure strategy.
- Perform system upgrades and patches as necessary to include firmware, operating system, and applications.
- Engage with vendors for license renewals, hardware/software, and support contracts.
- Support system administrator personnel as necessary to resolve end user and systems issues.
- Sets up, configures, and supports internal and/or external networks.
- Develops and maintains all security and network configurations.
Nice to have
- intelligence, surveillance, & reconnaissance
- space domain awareness
- and aircraft survivability missions.
Compensation
- Maintains and exercises a disaster recovery plan annually.
Benefits
- Proactively monitor data center status/health and address issues as appropriate.
- SciTec offers a highly competitive salary and benefits package, including:
- SciTec considers several factors when extending an offer of employment, including but not limited to the role and associated responsibilities, a candidate's work experience, education/training, and key skills.
Equal opportunity
- Equal Opportunity employer.
Visa & Work Authorization
- SciTec cannot sponsor or assume sponsorship of employee work visas of any type.
This listing is sourced directly from SciTec's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.