Splunk Engineer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Splunk Engineer - TS/SCI w FSPAnnapolis Junction, MD$200k-$225k
My client is on the hunt for an experience Splunk engineer to join them onsite in Annapolis Junction, MD. For this position you must have an active TS/SCI w FSP clearance due to the nature of the work and the client. To be considered for the position you will need experience with the following:
An active TS/SCI w FSP clearance Minimum 6 years of experience using Splunk software.Experience in scripting languages such as Python for data manipulation and automation.RestAPI experience Knowledge of DevOps principles and practices.Familiarity with Splunk version 8.5 running on MASH.Experience in utilizing Splunk for metrics, problem diagnosis, and data extraction from repositories such as CASPORT, LATTEART, JIRA, and CONFLUENCE.Strong understanding of Splunk tool specifications, including search heads, indexers, master loader, load balancer, and forwarders.
If you are interested in learning more about this position, please apply below and I will be in contact to discuss the role further.
Please note only candidates with a TS/SCI w FSP clearance will be considered.
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