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EITR Technologies is hiring a Linux Systems Engineer to sustain large HPC environments supporting national security missions in an on-site Annapolis Junction facility.
You will manage production Linux systems, run upgrades, evaluate new hardware in labs, and collaborate with government stakeholders and OEMs to improve tooling and processes. The role requires TS/SCI clearance with FSP, DoD 8570 IAT II readiness, and strong scripting capabilities.
Location: Annapolis Junction, MD (100% on-site)
Clearance: Active TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph (within the last 7 years)
EITR Technologies was built by technologists who are still billable today. We know what it means to be on-site and on-contract in the government space, and we built the company we always wished we worked for.
We're small on purpose. You won't be five layers deep in an org chart; you'll work directly with company leadership and senior government stakeholders, and you'll have a real say in our technical direction, tooling, and culture. Good ideas here turn into actual company offerings. We offer strong pay, industry-leading benefits, and a culture with no strings attached: come to our happy hours and game nights if you want, skip them if you don't. We hire adults and treat them like it.
We're hiring a Linux Systems Engineer to help operate and sustain large high performance computing environments supporting national security missions. The scale of compute, storage, and interconnect in these environments is unusual even by HPC standards, and the team regularly works problems without a documented answer.
You'll support the full life cycle of HPC clusters and their surrounding infrastructure: keeping production systems healthy, supporting upgrades and modernization, and helping evaluate new hardware in a lab environment before it reaches mission networks. The work involves close collaboration with government stakeholders, engineers across multiple disciplines, and the OEMs whose gear you'll be running.
This role is a strong fit for someone a few years into their sysadmin career who wants to go deep on HPC. You'll be working alongside senior engineers who have run large mission programs, and at a company our size, the path from "solid engineer" to lead, architect, or customer-facing roles is short and based entirely on performance.