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DevOps Engineer - TS/SCI + CI Poly - Hybrid

Posted 8 days ago

stanley reidBethesda (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$107,900 per year

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About the role

DevOps 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. Our client is seeking a TS/SCI + CI poly cleared DevOps Engineer to join a high-energy team building and deploying a cutting-edge technology stack in support of the DIA-NMEC DOMEX Technology Platform (DTP). As a DevOps Engineer you will contribute to the design, deployment, and maintenance of a full stack containerized micro services architecture as well as technical systems administration, installation, and configuration. Qualified DevOps Engineer must have the below skills: Possess at least one DoD 8570.01-M IAT Level II or higher certification, e.g., CCNA Security, CySA+, Security+ CE, SSCP, CISSP (or Associate) Ability to obtain Privileged User Account (PUA) certification per DoD 8570 policy Experienced with container/container orchestration, specifically Kubernetes and troubleshooting experience with: Ingress/Gateway APIMulti-tenant GPU sharing Helm chart design/build Familiarity with external-secrets, ArgoCD, cert-manager, eck (elastic search) GitLab pipeline development experience including Integration of GitLab CI/CD components, Code Quality reports, and Code Coverage/Test reports Experience with development, i.e. Bash, PowerShell, SALT, Python, Groovy, Java, etc. Kubernetes monitoring, e.g., Prometheus/ Grafana, Open TelemetrySALT for deployment automation NexusThis work is located in Bethesda, MD and will allow for hybrid work once role is established. Candidates must be a US Citizen with an active TS/SCI + CI poly level government clearance. Salary for this role is between $107,900 - $195,050, depending on experience, clearance level, location, and contract requirements.

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