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We are seeking an Engineer to support extensive high visibility integration unique modeling software into AFSIM. Experience in hands-on development and troubleshooting on Modeling and Simulation software.
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The Patch Management Engineer will be a member of the Infrastructure Support team, which manages the physical and virtual infrastructure across CA/CST (Office of Consular Systems and Technology) that is outside the responsibility of the DOS Office of Information Resource Management (IRM.
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Perform integration activities to configure, connect, and pull data with 3rd party software APIs. Software/Hardware Experience Desired. Supports the DHS Enterprise Engineering Division, Enterprise Security Engineering within the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is responsible for the architecture, design, engineering, Tier 3 operations support, maintenance, and management of the network and security infrastructure.
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Google Cloud Engineer. Microsoft Certified Azure Virtual Desktop Specialist or Azure Administrator Associate. CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Cloud+ Assist the security team (ISSM/ISSO) to mitigate identified vulnerabilities and provide audit results for security incidents.
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