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The Digital Modernization sector within Leidos is seeking a Network Operations Center (NOC) Analyst to manage the operational environment for the Compartmented Enterprise Services Office (CESO) NOC.
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The Systems Engineering Manager will be a key part of the Leidos team supporting Connected Automated Vehicle (CAV) research across the US through our work at the U.S. Department of Transportation's (USDOT) Saxton Transportation Operations Laboratory (STOL), located at the Turner Fairbank Highway Research Center in McLean, VA. Our team helps to develop emerging technologies to improve transportation safety, mobility, and environmental impacts.
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Supports the NOC Manager, Enterprise Operations Manager (EOM), Critical Situation Manager (CSM), Transport Operations staff and others as required to address and resolve operational issues escalated to the 24/7 team managed under NetOps.*Ensures FBNE team completes all Government Directed Action (GDA) in a timely fashion and reports completion to the NMCI Command Center to meet or exceed Service Level Requirements (SLR.
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Update operations and maintenance documentation for 24/7/365 IT Operations Center personnel to assist with after-hours triage and troubleshooting of common SharePoint problems. Leidos is seeking a SharePoint Systems Administrator to support the National Media Exploitation Center (NMEC.
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This role will be responsible for the monitoring maintenance of all data center operations. Prepare reports on data center operations. Leidos is looking to fill a Data Center Manager/Engineer position to support the National Media Exploitation Center (NMEC.
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Leidos is seeking a Cyber Network Defense Analyst (CNDA) to join our team on a highly visible cyber security single-award IDIQ vehicle that provides Network Operations Security Center (NOSC) support, cyber analysis, application development, and a 24x7x365 support staff.
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Integrate with remotely-located Enterprise IT Operations Center (EITOC) Service Manager and Service Level Manager to understand performance reports across common areas such as Response, Resolution, and Customer Satisfaction metrics.
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Collaborate with Engineering, Technical Support Team, Cyber Security Team and Data Center manager to resolve issues impacting operations. Leidos is looking for an Operations Manager to support a large IT customer.
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Leidos is looking to fill a Storage Engineer position to support the National Media Exploitation Center (NMEC). Install, configure, maintain, and administer Linux and Windows servers in support of storage operations such as Rubrik, Media, DSM and Master servers.
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