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The Senior Cloud Security Engineer is responsible for monitoring networks for security breaches, maintaining software and encryption programs, and leading major technology projects while providing guidance to junior engineers.

The Senior Cloud Security Engineer monitors networks for security breaches and addresses issues. Responsibilities include maintaining security software, leading technology assignments, and recommending changes for project success.

The Firewall Administrator will manage and administer Palo Alto firewalls in a secure SCIF environment, ensuring firewall configurations and rules comply with security best practices, monitoring and troubleshooting firewall traffic, and collaborating with security teams for compliance with government standards.

The Network Architect will design and implement NOC and SOC solutions in a secure environment, ensuring network and security monitoring tool integration. Responsibilities include architecting infrastructure, managing lifecycle of tools, developing incident response workflows, and ensuring compliance with security standards. Collaboration with IT teams and maintaining documentation are also key aspects of this role.

The System Administrator will install, configure, maintain, and secure IT systems, ensuring smooth operations and providing technical support to end-users. Responsibilities include system performance monitoring, security management, backup and disaster recovery, and system documentation. The role also emphasizes automation and collaboration with other IT teams.

The Senior DevSecOps Engineer will develop and manage CI/CD pipelines for various applications, evaluate performance results, lead major technology assignments, and possess a deep understanding of DevSecOps methodologies. The role also requires experience in cloud systems and development with various programming languages.

Rackner is seeking a Full Stack Developer to perform .NET and SQL development tasks supporting the State Department, including writing clean, scalable code, managing databases, and adhering to Agile processes.

The System Administrator (Tier III) is responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of IT systems and infrastructure. This includes managing servers, storage, virtualization, and ensuring system reliability and security. The role involves troubleshooting complex issues, optimizing performance, and mentoring junior staff, requiring a Top Secret clearance.

The NOC/SOC Architect is responsible for designing and implementing network and security operations center solutions in a secure SCIF environment. This includes architecting infrastructure, managing NOC/SOC operations, ensuring compliance with cybersecurity policies, and integrating security tools. The role requires expertise in incident response workflows and threat detection, and leadership in enhancing security postures.

The NOC/SOC Engineer will architect and manage NOC and SOC operations, ensuring high availability and security of critical infrastructure. Responsibilities include designing network and security solutions, implementing monitoring systems, establishing incident response processes, and ensuring compliance with government security standards.