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The System Engineer/Software Engineer will resolve processing issues for federal government clients by modifying configurations, performing software upgrades, and writing scripts to process data. Responsibilities include coordinating support teams, performing deep packet analysis, and generating tasking files while ensuring system integrity and communication with network teams.

The System Engineer 3 will analyze user requirements, develop system specifications, and lead design activities for system integration. Responsibilities include project management, overseeing teams, improving technical processes, and ensuring technical integrity of deliverables. Strong communication with government and senior executives is required.

The System Engineer 2 at Wyetech develops system requirements specifications, leads design activities, provides technical leadership, and manages integration for complex systems. Responsibilities include documenting system architectures, participating in the development of engineering documentation, and engaging with government stakeholders on technical matters. A strong background in Kubernetes is essential, alongside significant experience in system engineering.

The System Administrator 4 (Storage) at Wyetech will support IT systems implementation, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Responsibilities include managing IT system infrastructure, providing Tier 1 and Tier 2 problem resolution, and maintaining integrity across UNIX and Windows operating systems and network components to enhance reliability and performance.

As a System Engineer 1, you will analyze user requirements, develop system specifications, lead design activities, provide technical leadership, and create documentation. You'll also guide users in formulating needs, coordinate with government entities, and ensure the integrity of system engineering deliverables.

The System Administrator will work on the HPC team to install, configure, and network hardware and software systems. Responsibilities include managing user accounts, performing system backups, and maintaining system configuration. The role requires understanding of operating systems and interoperability of UNIX and NT systems, along with providing support for enterprise services.

The System Administrator will work within the HPC team, installing and configuring hardware and software systems, managing user accounts, performing backups, and ensuring system health. This role also provides support for various enterprise services and requires extensive experience in system administration of client-server IT enterprises.