Senior Software Installer - TFDM (Remote, 75-100% Travel)

Peraton; Idaho; Remoto; USD 104.000 - 166.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Peraton is seeking a Senior Software Installer to support FAA TFDM under the BNATCS contract. The role is 100% remote with travel up to 75–100% within the contiguous United States to FAA facilities. You will ensure TFDM software is installed, configured, tested, and ready for operational use.

You will create installation procedures, coordinate with site personnel and vendors, and maintain FAA-aligned baselines while supporting deployments and resolving technical challenges.

Competenze

• U.S. Citizenship is required.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance.
• Bachelor's degree and 8 years’ relevant experience, or Master's/Associates with extensive experience, or HS diploma with 12 years’ experience.
• Red Hat Linux: OS Installation, File Navigation, Shell scripting, Ansible Playbooks.
• VMware: Navigation, Troubleshooting.
• TCP/IP Networking: Network troubleshooting, cabling.

Mansioni

• Install TFDM software at Sites and Lab environments.
• Create AIMS tickets for TFDM discrepancies and site/lab adaptations.
• Create status reports of On-Site / Lab installations.
• Collaborate with teammates, site personnel, and vendors to resolve TFDM software installation and operational issues.

Conoscenze

Strong written and verbal comms

Willingness to travel

Stakeholder collaboration

Formazione

Bachelor's degree

Strumenti

Red Hat Linux

VMware

Ansible Playbooks

TCP/IP Networking

Descrizione del lavoro

Peraton is seeking a Senior Software Installer to support FAA TFDM under the BNATCS contract. The role is 100% remote with travel up to 75–100% within the contiguous United States to FAA facilities. You will ensure TFDM software is installed, configured, tested, and ready for operational use.

You will create installation procedures, coordinate with site personnel and vendors, and maintain FAA-aligned baselines while supporting deployments and resolving technical challenges.