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Leidos is seeking a Network Operations Watch Officer to support the DoD information network from Ft. Meade, providing 24/7 monitoring and reporting to DJOC Battle Captains and DISA leaders.
This shift-based role requires at least one weekend shift per week and may include holidays. You will track outages, maintain IAP/TOT status, and produce timely reports while collaborating on incident response and network diagrams.
Leidos is seeking a Network Operations Watch Officer to support our government client at the DJOC (DISA Joint Operations Center) on Ft. Meade.
The Network Operations Watch Officer will enable Command and Control (C2) of the Department of Defense Information Network (DODIN) by ensuring its overall health through 24/7 monitoring, directing, controlling, coordination, de-conflicting, synchronizing, and reporting the current connectivity status of the physical layer Transport supporting DODIN to DJOC Battle Captains and DISA Current Operations senior leaders.
This position is a shift work position and would require you to work at least 1 weekend shift per week. This position may also potentially require you to work on holidays.
This position is also an active participant in the Contingency Support and the Emergency Readiness Group (ERG) and employees are considered emergency personnel who will perform duty functions at customer off-site facilities within the DC Metro area.
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Original Posting: September 22, 2026
Pay Range $59,150.00 - $106,925.00
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