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The MECM Systems Administrator will oversee systems administration and operations for USSOUTHCOM, ensuring service levels are met. Responsibilities include managing MECM for security patches, software delivery, troubleshooting, and collaborating with teams. The role requires a strong grasp of enterprise IT management, alongside security compliance and continuous learning of MECM technologies.

The Network/Systems Administrator at Cambridge will provide technical support for the CENTCOM Partner Network and Shared Early Warning System, including system and network administration, troubleshooting, maintenance, and providing training. They will also assist with project-related tasks and coordinate with military personnel for technical issues and solutions.

The Business Development/Capture Analyst will support the BD lifecycle by identifying and analyzing opportunities, coordinating with Government Contracting Offices, drafting assessments, and managing CRM data. They will also assist Capture Managers, conduct research, and participate in industry events.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will support cybersecurity efforts including RMF, engineering, and A&A. Responsibilities include HBSS and ACAS support, compliance testing, vulnerability reporting, and the development of security artefacts, all while leveraging various technologies like MS Server and Linux. A DoD Secret security clearance and knowledge of cybersecurity standards are essential.

The Lead Design Engineer will oversee the design and implementation of Electronic Security Systems for critical infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with standards and managing all engineering aspects from concept to installation through quality assurance. Responsibilities include site surveys, designing technical solutions, and leading project support globally.

The Network Engineer will design and define system architecture, support network routing and switching, troubleshoot network performance issues, and maintain network hardware while ensuring alignment with Zero Trust Architecture and industry standards.

The Scenario Controller directs and coordinates mission system operators for electronic warfare training missions, ensuring training objectives are met through effective planning and execution. Responsibilities include communication with various operators, generating feedback reports, and maintaining familiarity with U.S./NATO capabilities and tactics.

The Technical Recruiter will manage recruiting for various technical positions in the DoD sector, develop a talent pipeline, participate in job fairs, and collaborate with hiring managers. Responsibilities include sourcing candidates, evaluating qualifications, and ensuring successful onboarding processes.

The Operations Specialist will support Navy operations by overseeing daily functions on a 24/7 Watch Floor, managing IT equipment, troubleshooting issues, and facilitating communication between teams while ensuring project standards and deadlines are met.

This role involves developing and implementing an Identity and Access Management (IAM) program, managing user access to systems, performing risk assessments, auditing access security systems, and collaborating with other departments to ensure secure data usage. The specialist must also stay updated on evolving security technologies and recommendations for system improvements.

The Cloud Engineer role involves architecture, deployment, and operational support for multiple cloud environments, primarily utilizing Microsoft Azure. Responsibilities include analyzing services for migration to the cloud, developing secure solutions, managing cloud identities, and ensuring design meets technical and mission requirements. The position requires extensive experience with cloud technologies, identity management, and system infrastructure.

The Computer and Information Network Engineer plans and coordinates network implementations, consults with users to evaluate requirements, and performs technical analysis of network systems. Responsibilities include developing performance criteria, automating reports, and conducting feasibility studies for network upgrades.

This role involves planning, coordinating, and implementing network projects, evaluating user requirements, developing performance criteria, and conducting technical analysis of network systems. The engineer must have expertise in using various technologies and provide leadership on major tasks, ensuring project objectives are met. The position may also require supervising others and making decisions that impact project outcomes.

The Computer Network Support Specialist will analyze, test, troubleshoot, and maintain existing network systems, ensuring minimal disruption to services. The role requires strong technical proficiency and up-to-date knowledge of LAN, WAN, and Internet systems along with specific security clearance qualifications.

The Computer System Engineer will design and develop solutions for complex applications, manage system administration and integration tasks, and supervise others. The role requires extensive technical expertise and the ability to lead major technology assignments across multiple projects.

The Computer System Engineer will design and develop solutions for complex applications and system administration issues. Responsibilities include systems management, integration functions, and leading technology assignments while acting as a technical expert.

The Information Technology Project Manager will plan and manage IT projects, lead technical teams, and serve as a liaison between business and technical aspects. Responsibilities include monitoring project progress to meet deadlines and business implications, contributing to deliverables, and ensuring quality standards are met.

As a Computer User Support Specialist, you will provide technical assistance to users, handle inquiries, and resolve computer issues either in-person or remotely. The role requires proficiency in various computer technologies, a current DoD Secret security clearance, and experience in the field, which can range from 3 to 11 years depending on education level.

As a Linux Systems Administrator, you will manage and optimize Linux-based systems, ensure compliance with security standards, and support automation through scripting and tools like Ansible. You will troubleshoot and resolve issues, contribute to incident resolution, and maintain system integrity for critical military operations.

As an Information Technology Project Manager at Cambridge International Systems, you will lead and manage IT projects, serve as a liaison between business and technical teams, plan project stages, and ensure project timelines and targets are met. You need to have a DoD Secret security clearance and significant experience in IT project management.