Senior DoD Client Systems Administrator - TS Eligible

New Directions Technologies, Inc; Eglin Air Force Base (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

New Directions Technologies, Inc. seeks a Client Systems Administrator to support the 513 EWS and mission-critical F-35 data reprogramming. The role requires extensive client desktop troubleshooting, multi-OS server/network management, and hands-on IA/RMF work.

U.S. citizenship and DoD clearance eligibility are required. The ideal candidate will manage complex systems, develop and maintain SSPs/SARs, and provide IA guidance while interfacing with customers across multiple work centers at the

Qualifications

• Minimum 8+ years of related experience or a Bachelor's degree with 16 years of related work.
• Experience implementing RMF/DIACAP and creating SSPs/SARs for DoD systems.
• Strong desktop and server-side troubleshooting across multiple OS environments.

Responsibilities

• Develop and regularly update NIST RMF documentation, including System Security Plans (SSPs) and Security Assessment Reports (SARs).
• Plan, install, configure, and troubleshoot software across multiple networks; provide user support for accounts and enterprise applications.
• Serve as IA subject matter expert; provide guidance for RMF/DIACAP tasks and related IA artifacts; interact with customers to design and analyze computer systems.

Skills

System administration

IA compliance

RMF/DIACAP

Troubleshooting

Security+

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Windows Server

Linux/UNIX

NIST RMF artifacts

Job description

New Directions Technologies, Inc. seeks a Client Systems Administrator to support the 513 EWS and mission-critical F-35 data reprogramming. The role requires extensive client desktop troubleshooting, multi-OS server/network management, and hands-on IA/RMF work.

U.S. citizenship and DoD clearance eligibility are required. The ideal candidate will manage complex systems, develop and maintain SSPs/SARs, and provide IA guidance while interfacing with customers across multiple work centers at the