TTG-364 - AWS Cloud & Broadcast Systems Engineer - $329,150 Tota
$329,150 per year
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SALARY
$329,150 per year
About the role
- 16 yrs+Demonstrated experience and knowledge of cloud-based networks with very high data security requirements
- Demonstrated experience with AWS and cloud services including API configurations
- Demonstrated experience with programming languages including Python, Linux, C++, and Windows shell
- Demonstrated experience with operating systems such as Linux and Android
- Demonstrated experience with scripting languages such as Python, C++, and Perl
- Demonstrated experience with System Administration such as Linux RHEL, patching, server installs, firmware upgrades, and testing between firmware/patch levels
- Demonstrated experience with Cloud Engineering such as familiarity with medialive, automating dynamo table updates, troubleshooting within the cloud platform, and providing input on troubleshooting toolsets
- Demonstrated experience with analog and digital communications with Satellite, terrestrial TV, AM, and FM radio
- Demonstrated experience with video codecs and streaming technologies
- Demonstrated experience with video encoding equipment and processes
- Demonstrated experience with specific broadcast systems such as a specialized FM radio system and TV and radio signal devices such as scalable portable remote devices
- Demonstrated experience with IP network routing and switching
- Demonstrated experience performing installations, configuration, and operations of broadcast equipment
- This position requires an active TS/SCI clearance with Polygraph.
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