Data Engineer - TS/SCI w/poly
Data Engineer - TS/SCI w/poly
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, implement, and operate data management systems to meet intelligence mission needs
- Develop strategies for storing, accessing, integrating, and managing data across diverse systems and regimes
- Work with data users to determine, create, and maintain optimal data architectures, structures, and systems
- Plan, design, and optimize data throughput, query performance, and overall data pipeline efficiency
- Participate in the selection, configuration, and utilization of backend database technologies (e.g., SQL, NoSQL, HPC)
- Develop, maintain, update, and refine database solutions and related infrastructure
- Maintain ISSO certification and ensure compliance with applicable security standards
- Provide technical expertise in IT activities, including advanced data exploration, analysis, and synthesis
- Research, apply, and support data science techniques to store, manipulate, transform, and present information
- Perform and report key performance indicators for data science initiatives to leadership
- Evaluate new and emerging technologies to enhance mission capabilities
- Lead efforts to develop and enhance database capabilities and computer-based visualization systems
- Education and Desired Experience:
- Principal level: Bachelor's degree with 8 years' experience.
- Senior Principal level: Master's degree with 12 years related experience or bachelor's degree with 17 years' experience.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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