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HPC System Integration Engineer - FS Poly

Posted 2 days ago

stanleyreidcomAnnapolis Junction (MD)

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About the role

Senior HPC Integration Engineer Stanley Reid is a specialized recruiting firm connecting top contractors with exciting IC/DoD opportunities. We're dedicated to a personalized, stress-free job search, matching your unique skills and goals with the perfect role. Founded by engineers, our client has spent over 15 years building tailored software and IT solutions. They create "good technology" that's user-friendly, valuable, and ethical. They also invest in their people with competitive pay and great benefits, including fully-paid medical, a 10% 401k match, generous PTO, and flexible work. Join a supportive team where your unique skills make a real impact.
The Role: Our client is seeking a Senior HPC Integration Engineer to join their team. This role involves using your systems integration expertise to build and maintain high-performance computing (HPC) environments. You'll work with a range of modern tools for system administration, automation, and CI/CD to deliver robust and efficient solutions. What You'll Bring Bachelor's degree and at least 8 years of relevant experience Proficiency in Linux and System Administration Experience with Ansible Experience with High-Performance Computing (HPC) Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines Experience with Docker, Git, and Grafana Solid Programming skills Clearance RequirementsTS/SCI with FS Polygraph is required. We are not able to upgrade clearances or accept CCAs. Please note, you must have the required clearance for consideration; under-cleared applicants will not receive a response. Location Annapolis Junction, MDWe encourage you to apply and connect with us even if a direct match isn't currently listed.

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