Sr. Sys Eng – HPC & Cloud Initiatives (Annapolis Junction, MD)
Sr. Sys Eng – HPC & Cloud Initiatives (Annapolis Junction, MD)
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Work with our customer’s HPC Architecture team performing requirements work, system design, and architecture; Architecture documentation, to-be plan planning, transition planning
- Plan the HPC and Cloud Technology Roadmaps
- Develop overarching H/W requirements: Technical CONOPS, use cases, and pilot plan development
- Familiarity with IC Cloud Computing to include:
- Familiarity with the customer’s mission platform, the broad range of Capabilities products and services, and the functionality of the IC Cloud
- Experience with researching, developing and documenting best practices related to migration and transformation of existing products to new IT hosting technologies
- Experience with guiding and managing the risks associated with these migrations
- Experience with researching and providing guidance related to the customer’s IT security requirements
- Experience developing briefings on technical topics relating to the migration process
- Experience with DoD 500 Phase A activities (requirements gathering, analysis of alternatives, DoDAF, cost estimation, scheduling, etc).Additional desired experience and skills:
- Experience with HPC environments
- Experience with cloud environments
- What Makes DataSync Technologies Different?
- Leadership Training: We provide employees with a variety of learning opportunities, including access to exclusive classes, professional growth training and more.
- Feedback & Mentoring: We believe in talking—often. So we have one-on-one feedback sessions for every employee.
- Community Service: We believe in helping the community where we work. DataSync and its employees donate time and services on a regular basis to local military charities. We believe in helping, both inside and outside of the office.
- Social Events: We plan social events on a regular basis to help our employees relax and socialize so we get to know one another outside of our job titles.
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