Senior Windows Engineer
ascension federal servicesAugusta (GA)
Senior Windows Engineer
Posted today
ascension federal servicesAugusta (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Ascension Federal Services, Inc. (AFS) is seeking candidates to support a Scalable GEOINT program. Engineer and sustain secure Windows services supporting GEOINT applications and users across the enterprise.
Responsibilities:
Install, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain Windows and Windows Server environments. Administer Active Directory services and support approved identity, access, and Group Policy changes. Automate configuration and software deployment using MECM and other approved tools. Apply STIGs, vulnerability remediation, endpoint protection, and approved change controls. Coordinate virtual infrastructure, backups, availability monitoring, and recovery with other engineering teams.
Required qualifications:
7-10+ years in systems administration/engineering; bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent experience. Significant systems-analysis experience and expert-level virtualization knowledge, specifically Red Hat OpenShift. Desired: Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Administration certification. Security and assignment requirements Final Top Secret clearance required at start of work. This is a TS/SCI mission; SCI access is subject to customer requirements. Meet applicable cyber workforce certification and computing-environment training requirements before performance/privileged access. On-site assignment; shift, weekend, on-call, and travel support may be required. Employment is contingent on contract award and position authorization.
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