Network Engineer (Clearance Required)
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Network EngineerSunnyvale, CAActive Secret or Top SecretJob Responsibilities:Network hardware & software expertise in support of the Combined Orbital Operations Logistics and Resiliency (COOLR)contract on Factory AEHF System Database (ASDB), Flight Software (FSW) and Network AEHF System Testbed - Tools (NAST-T) activities.existing Network & NetApp Filer configurations and practices, and recommend refinements, improvements, and performance enhancements to align with industry best practices and Security compliance requirements.administration, system backups and troubleshooting the Network (Windows/Unix/LINUX) servers and NetApp filer storage array.Required Skills:IT administration including experience with installation, configuration, and maintenance of Windows/UNIX/LINUX servers and network IT infrastructure.with maintaining Oracle database servers.with of networked database server and NetApp filers.with developing and debugging related scripts in UNIX shell scripting languages, Perl, or python.understanding of software and database development processes.
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