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Data Scientist SME TS/SCI FSP

Posted 49 days ago

tenica associatesChantilly (VA)

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About the role

Data Scientist SME
Department: Govt Customer-Chantilly
Location: Chantilly, VATENICA is looking to hire a Data Scientist SME. Must have active TS/SCI with FS poly.
Required Skills: Demonstrated experience working with Splunk and Linux. Demonstrated experience understanding Splunk distributed architecture and data pipelines, with hands-on implementation. Demonstrated experience with Splunk client management and apps management. Demonstrated experience with integrating Splunk with various data sources such as syslog, flat files, databases, APIs, cloud platform logs, HEC endpoints. Demonstrated experience with Splunk SPL to create searches, reports, alerts, and dashboards. Demonstrated experience with Splunk conf files to manage inputs, props, transforms, and similar. Demonstrated experience with fluency with Linux OS (RHEL or Rocky 8) and Command Line Interface (CLI).Demonstrated experience with scripting languages such as Bash, Python. Demonstrated experience with PowerShell for task automation. Demonstrated experience with custom apps development. Demonstrated experience with Regular Expression. Demonstrated experience with AWS SDK and CLI to programmatically interface with AWS.TENICA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability.

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