SME - Systems Engineer

Overview:

VTG is seeking a Systems Engineer for a technical development program supporting the Sponsor’s Entitlement Programs as well as IdAM /ICAM, Authentication, Authorization, Attributes and Digital Policy Management.

The Systems Engineer will work with a large team of developers, software engineers and data engineers. Primary Responsibilities List daily duties and/or specific job responsibilities.

Responsibilities:

• Build outs, testing, maintenance, and monitoring of systems
• Requirements Decomposition
• Ensure designs are compatible with the architecture and allocated requirements to segments
• Address user requirements, procedures, and problems to automate and improve existing systems and review computer system capabilities, workflow, and scheduling limitations
• Perform functional analysis, timeline analysis, cost estimation, requirements allocation, and interfaced definition studies to translate customer requirements into hardware and software specifications
• Identify system integrity issues and solutions for the full system life cycles from concept to disposal
• Integrate systems and services as well as summarize and communicate results
• Support the development, documentation, and execution of system policies Required Qualifications
• Support the ATO / Accreditation effort for customer systems and applications

Qualifications:

• Active TS/SCI with Polygraph
• Experience with the Cloud / Amazon Web Services
• Experience with SQL
• Agile Methodology / Jira, Confluence; ServiceNow (ESP)
• Experience providing Linux Administration
• Must be familiar with security accreditation process (Experience with Security Tools and Processes; RMF, NIST, Accreditation Apps (Xacta; GreenLight), System Scanning, Vulnerability Scanning; Plan of Action & Milestone (POAM) trackin
• Excellent customer support and attention to detail – Tier 3 and Tier 4 level support to team and customer base.
• Provide Release Management for deployment readiness, coordination and activities (**will require some late-night activities; typically, once or twice a month – 5pm – 9pm)