Systems Engineer (Technical Documentation) - TS/SCI
Overview
In this role you will lead engineering documentation, turning complex designs and configurations into clear manuals for operators and government customers. You’ll work with network, cloud, and systems engineers across on‑premises and cloud environments to ensure documentation accompanies the full lifecycle from concept to sustainment. You operate hands‑on, capturing practical knowledge into artifacts used daily in operations and security‑sensitive contexts. This position blends engineering with technical writing to enable successful government reviews and operations.
Compensation / Benefitsmedicaldentalvisionpaid time off401(k)life insurance
ResponsibilitiesAuthor, edit, and maintain manuals, guides, SOPs, and deployment plans for on‑prem and cloud systemsDevelop and maintain system design documents, ICDs, configuration baselines, and architecture diagrams (Visio)Translate engineering into standardized docs for government review and approval to operateCreate installation guides, runbooks, recovery procedures, and troubleshooting guidesEstablish and enforce documentation standards, templates, version control, and review workflowsParticipate in design reviews, test events, and CCBs to capture changes and keep docs currentVerify procedures hands‑on in lab and production environments for accuracyManage documentation in program repositories (SharePoint, Confluence), including classified networks
Key requirementsBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or a related discipline5+ years of systems engineering or related IT experience with documented technical writing for complex IT systemsExceptional technical writing skills for diverse audiencesWorking knowledge of Linux (RHEL), virtualization, cloud computing, and TCP/IP networkingExperience creating architecture and network diagrams using Microsoft Visio or similar toolsActive TS clearance with SCI eligibility, polygraph may be requiredStrong written and verbal communicationAttention to detailCollaborative, cross‑functional teamworkLinux (RHEL) experienceVirtualization and cloud computingTCP/IP networking