Computer Systems Analyst II

Qbe•Aberdeen, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

About QBE, LLC QBE, LLC is a mission-focused technology and security solutions provider supporting defense and federal customers worldwide. We deliver high-impact capabilities where precision, accountability, and technical excellence directly support national-level objectives. #qf #qg QBE is seeking a Computer Systems Analyst to support the IEW&S contract.

Requirements

Active US Government clearance at Secret level or higher
Ability to work onsite at APG
Bachelor's degree or additional 4+ years of relevant experience
Minimum 5+ years relevant experience required
Ability to communicate effectively with team and other stakeholders

Responsibilities

Being the central point of contact for all coordination/integration/planning efforts between CPE and NEC to include (but not limited to) end user account maintenance in the Army Training and Certification Tracking System (ATCTS) and ticket submission and management in the Army Enterprise Service Desk (AESD) REMEDY ticketing system
Resolving NIPR (unclassified) and SIPR (classified) enterprise, hardware, and software technical issues to include (but not limited to) system and end user account maintenance
Serving as Information Management Specialist in effectively assisting in the organization’s management of Information Management/Information Technology (IM/IT) processes and resources which enable the organization’s business and mission effectiveness
Being proficient in using, deploying, administering, and configuring at the Army Enterprise Level, the entire MS Office 2013 Suite to include Outlook, Windows 7 or above Operating System, Project Pro, Visio, Access, PowerPoint; Adobe Acrobat Reader/Creative Cloud/Pro, Lotus Sametime Chat and MS Communicator applications, CISCO VPN client, McAfee security suite, and JAVA
Being proficient in using, deploying, administering, and configuring at the Army Enterprise Level network and non-network multi-function printers, computer docking stations, monitors, televisions, routers, switches; anything connected to end user's computers and/or the Aberdeen Proving Ground enterprise
Supporting analog and digital multi-line telephones
Supporting CISCO virtual communication equipment
Communications: Garrison telecommunications may include voice, video and computer communication lines, local area networks, telephone systems, facsimile systems, and secure/non-secure telephone systems
Automation: Computer software, peripherals, web services database management, knowledge management copiers, and support secure and non-secure electronic associated services
IT Planning: IT service level management, life cycle planning, new equipment fielding, teleconference services, wireless infrastructure, and mission systems support
Information Assurance: Enforce Information Assurance/Computer Network Defense policies and procedures, in accordance with NEC direction, accreditations, Goal 1 waivers, Certificates of Networthiness (CONS), Army Portfolio Management System (APMS), and IA training for Garrison Requirements