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Senior Systems Integrator

Posted 41 days ago

vtgReston (VA)

SENIORITY

Lead

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$110,000 - $175,000 annually

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About the role

Overview: VTG is seeking a Senior Systems Integrator, located in Reston, VA. What will you do? Senior Systems Integrators support the Government by leading and overseeing the integrity of the NSG/ASG systems-of-systems enterprise. They lead and oversee planning, implementation approaches, testing, documenting, and maintaining solutions for total cloud services, systems or subsystems using defined processes and tools. They provide end-to-end system development life cycle support to the program. Assists with leading and performing systems integration activities across the NSG, ASG and Federal Agencies to ensure timely and accurate GEOINT. Assists with leading and overseeing a total systems perspective including a technical understanding of relationships, dependencies and requirements of cloud services, infrastructure and security domains. Assists with overseeing the preparation of engineering plans and site installation technical design packages. Oversees the work of Mid-, and Junior-level contractor Systems Integrators. Do you have what it takes?
Required: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program. Senior system integration working experience in government integrating large complex System of Systems or Service Oriented Architecture/Cloud environments.12 - 18 years of experience. Must be a U.S. Citizen with an active TS/SCI clearance with Polygraph Desired: Working knowledge of Model Based Systems Engineering, processes, tools and languages.
Pay Range: VTG's estimated starting pay range is $110,000 - $175,000 annually, which is a general guideline for the geographic location. When extending an offer, VTG also considers work experience, education, skill level, market considerations and may possibly include contractual requirements which may cause an offer to fall outside of this range.

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