Infrastructure Engineer - Windows (SME)

Leidos•McLean, VA

About The Position

Leidos has an exciting opportunity for an Infrastructure Engineer - Windows SME in our Intel Sector's Analysis Solutions Business Area. Our talented team is at the forefront in Security Engineering, Computer Network Operations (CNO), Mission Software, Analytical Methods and Modeling, Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), and Cryptographic Key Management. At Leidos, we offer competitive benefits, including Paid Time Off, 11 paid Holidays, 401K with a 6% company match and immediate vesting, Flexible Schedules, Discounted Stock Purchase Plans, Technical Upskilling, Education and Training Support, Parental Paid Leave, and much more. Join us and make a difference in National Security! Job Summary Windows Engineers on this program monitor operations and collect and evaluate metrics to manage IT infrastructure services and for inclusion into project KPIs and Service Level Agreements (SLA). They perform risk assessments, risk mitigation analysis, vendor trade studies, and prepare appropriate documentation to ensure IT infrastructure services are available according to established SLAs. They are also responsible for ensuring continuity of operations including disaster recovery.

Requirements

Experience applying expertise and supporting a broad range of assignments requiring originality and innovation in determining how to accomplish tasks.
Experience developing methodologies and presenting solutions to problems.
Experience contributing to deliverables and meeting performance metrics.
Experience with active directory, windows servers, and virtualization technologies
Ability and availability to provide on-call support
Masters degree and at least 15 years of relevant experience.
Will consider work experience in lieu of a degree.
Must be a US citizen and have an active TS/SCI with a polygraph

Responsibilities

Installation, configuration, administration, support, and maintenance of systems, including associated hardware and cloud resources.
Updating systems to new technologies, tuning performance, defining storage needs, and prioritizing the implementation of critical system patches.
Maintaining enterprise server infrastructure to ensure proper configuration, availability, performance, capacity, and maintenance (including application of the latest patches and upgrades).
Monitors technology obsolescence, manages upgrades, and evaluates alternatives across on-premises and cloud IT infrastructures, both virtual and physical.