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The Network Support Engineer at Leidos will provide overall support for network engineering projects, including planning and evaluating network components, troubleshooting issues, and configuring network systems. Responsibilities include designing solutions for technical problems, maintaining network assets, and providing incident management support for Defense Information Systems.

The Systems Administrator will support classified information systems by maintaining and securing them, ensuring compliance with security protocols, troubleshooting user issues, patching vulnerabilities, and generating compliance artifacts for Windows and Linux systems.

The DevSecOps Manager leads software development teams in implementing best practices, driving DevSecOps adoption, and ensuring compliance with security standards. Responsibilities include technical leadership, strategic planning, and mentorship to enhance team skills, while collaborating across departments to improve operational efficiency and security.

Provide Tier 3 support for WebOPSS applications, manage incident resolution, conduct user training, and contribute to application functionality improvements. Responsibilities include troubleshooting technical issues, user account management, and facilitating user satisfaction for the FAA and aviation community applications.

As an Information Assurance System Engineer, you will develop and coordinate system engineering documentation, provide technical support for hardware and software systems, assist with operational views, and support the DoD Certification/Accreditation Process.

As a Technical Support Engineer, you will provide 24/7 support for UAS systems, offering help desk support and troubleshooting for end users. You will document issues and resolutions while assisting the warfighter in utilizing critical mission systems. The role demands system expertise in configuration, remote software and network troubleshooting, and collaboration with the development team for software testing.

The Cyber Detection Engineer is responsible for developing and implementing detection methods for malicious activities within the SOC. This includes ensuring quality assurance of detections, filtering false positives, collaborating with analysts, tuning detection tools, and leveraging machine learning to enhance threat identification.