Secure Infrastructure Systems Engineer (Secret Clearance)

Dunhill Professional Search & Government Solutions; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Dunhill Government Solutions is seeking a Systems Engineer to design and manage enterprise infrastructure across the lifecycle. You will develop automation pipelines, document installation procedures, and support development, integration, and testing efforts.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in IT/CS, 2–5 years of systems engineering experience, and Security+ certification. A Secret clearance is required to work on federal programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in IT/CS or equivalent.
• 2-5 years of experience in Systems Engineering/Analysis.
• Security+ certification.

Responsibilities

• Designs and manages systems infrastructure over the lifecycle.
• Develops automation frameworks and continuous delivery pipelines.
• Assess new IT software projects and initiatives.
• Suggests design solutions and reviews industry practices.
• Performs OS upgrades, design logic, and system engineering tasks.
• Conducts cost-benefit and feasibility analyses.
• Develops technical specifications and test plans.
• Analyzes business processes for optimization and automation.
• Participates in client meetings to meet needs.
• Architects and maintains secure, infrastructure-focused tools.

Skills

Attention to detail

Requirements analysis

Time management

Analytical skills

IT fundamentals

Server administration

Networking

Database support

Troubleshooting

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or related field

Security+ Certification

Job description

Dunhill Government Solutions is seeking a Systems Engineer to design and manage enterprise infrastructure across the lifecycle. You will develop automation pipelines, document installation procedures, and support development, integration, and testing efforts.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in IT/CS, 2–5 years of systems engineering experience, and Security+ certification. A Secret clearance is required to work on federal programs.