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Senior Systems Administrator, Top Secret Security Clearance Required

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Senior Systems Administrator, Top Secret Security Clearance Required, Arlington, VAWe are seeking a Senior Systems Administrator to perform a wide variety of systems administration tasks. This could include installation, configuration, upgrades, and operational support.
Responsibilities: – Be responsible for OpenText Content Server and associated modules: Install new software releases, system upgrades, evaluate and install patches and resolve software related problems. – Monitor system to ensure OpenText solution is operating as expected. Make adjustments as needed to ensure optimal performance. – Analyze and resolve problems associated with server hardware, operating systems, applications software. – Provide second level customer system support for customer software/system applications. – Provide guidance from a design and architecture perspective related to functional and system requirements.
Qualifications: – Minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or other related analytical, scientific, or technical discipline is required. – A minimum of 10 years of OpenText experience or similar technology is required. – Top Secret Level Clearance required. – Requires 4 or more years in progressively responsible positions in IT consulting projects. – Technology Subject Matter Expert to a given technology or process (preferably OpenText). An expert in build and deployment pipelines and/or COTS products. – Previous experience with the OpenText product stack. – Security+ Certification preferred. – Strong client relationship skills. Must be able to interface internally and externally with client project team. – Strong verbal and written communication skills needed, along with the ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Benefits include medical insurance, retirement plan, PTO, etc.
Salary: 80K+ DOE.

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