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The National Security Sector at Leidos is hiring for a Senior Computer Scientist (Systems Administrator) to join our team supporting a U.S. federal government intelligence agency.
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Must have experience as a systems administrator providing direct support to end users and technical staff (Developers, Testers, etc. Must have experience with disk arrays, PowerShell and PowerCLI, KVMs,Must have knowledge of PKI systems which uses HSMs to validate key and NTP for synchronization.
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Description The Leidos program is in need of a Windows Systems Administrator that has experience in VMWare virtual hosting environments, MS Windows Server administration, Windows PowerShell scripting, Active Directory, VDI and NetAPP storage solutions.
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Senior System Administrator. Lead configuration updates and maintenance activities to patch, secure, and maintain systems. Use advanced systems and networking knowledge to develop solutions for complex technical issues.
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Master’s degree in an area related to systems administration from a college or university accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education; or have Bachelor’s degree related to systems administration from a college or university accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and an additional five years of related senior experience, for a total of 17 years, as a substitute to the Master’s degree.
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Perform systems administration of desktop, mobile, and server systems connected to local and wide area networks, including account monitoring, security, operating and system installation.
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Leidos is looking for a Senior Windows Administrator / Test Lab Manager to join a high performing agile team using the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) methodology to support a highly complex and fast-paced program.
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What you’ll be doing:Perform systems administration of desktop, mobile, and server systems connected to local and wide area networks, including account monitoring, security, operating and system installation.
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Clearance Requirements:All candidates must have a Current Secret Clearance and be able to obtain a Top Secret ClearanceRequired Education, Experience, & Skills :General understanding of Storage environments such as IBM Elastic Storage Server (ESS), Seagate, LSI, or Oracle storage systems, Oracle large scale tape libraries, IBM tape libraries, IBM and Oracle Enterprise class tape drives, as well as Brocade Fiber Channel switches.
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The Leidos program is in need of a Windows Systems Administrator that has experience in VMWare virtual hosting environments, MS Windows Server 2012-2019 administration, Windows PowerShell scripting, Active Directory, VDI and NetAPP storage solutions.
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Bachelor's degree in system engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering Science, Engineering Management, or a related technical field and at least twelve (12) to fifteen (15) years of relevant experience.
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