PKI Network Engineer - Secure Military-Grade Networks

Booz Allen Hamilton; Quantico (VA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 158,000; Full time

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a PKI Network Engineer to design, deploy, and support CA and CVI infrastructures for Marine Corps networks. You will troubleshoot PKI incidents, manage multi-forest environments, and provide guidance to junior staff while balancing security with mission needs.

The role emphasizes PKI expertise, CA/CVI configuration, and collaboration across teams in a security-focused government contract setting; travel up to 15% is expected.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of IT systems administration or network engineering experience.
• Experience with Windows Server 2019+ and PowerShell scripting.
• Familiarity with VMware, SAN, CISCO/Juniper switching, load balancing, HSM, and AD; knowledge of Axway and OCSP.

Responsibilities

• Perform PKI Tier II troubleshooting on Marine Corps systems (PKI-specific incidents).
• Provide hardware and software support to operate, troubleshoot, and scale three forests (classified, unclassified, tactical).
• Develop, deploy, and configure Certificate Authority (CA) infrastructure and Certificate Validation Infrastructure (CVI).
• Collaborate with service providers and guide junior engineers and design staff.

Skills

4+ years IT experience

Windows Server 2019+

PowerShell scripting

VMware

SAN

Networking (Cisco/Juniper)

Load balancing

HSM

Active Directory

Axway

OCSP

UNIX / Linux

Travel willingness 15%

Security+ CE or IAT Level II

Secret clearance

Education

HS diploma or GED

Tools

Axway

OCSP

VMware

Active Directory

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a PKI Network Engineer to design, deploy, and support CA and CVI infrastructures for Marine Corps networks. You will troubleshoot PKI incidents, manage multi-forest environments, and provide guidance to junior staff while balancing security with mission needs.

The role emphasizes PKI expertise, CA/CVI configuration, and collaboration across teams in a security-focused government contract setting; travel up to 15% is expected.