The Infrastructure Support Engineer provides hands-on administration and support across Linux, Unix, Windows, networking, virtualization, cloud, middleware, storage, monitoring, and security environments. The role maintains the stability, performance, and security of enterprise systems through incident resolution, patching, automation, and continuous improvement, working with development, operations, and security teams to support highly available, mission-critical environments. The engineer administers enterprise IT infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments, including servers, user access, system security, performance, backups, and disaster recovery. The role troubleshoots networking technologies and supports virtualization and cloud platforms, containers, infrastructure automation, storage systems, databases, and middleware. It also monitors system health, conducts root-cause analysis, follows security, compliance, and identity-management practices, develops automation, supports CI/CD and DevOps processes, and maintains technical documentation, runbooks, and architectural diagrams. Applicants selected will be subject to a government investigation and may need to meet U.S. government client eligibility requirements; a Public Trust determination is required.
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