Systems Engineer - Managed Service Provider

Role Summary

The Systems Engineer ensures system reliability, performance, scalability, and security across environments, while supporting RMF and architectural compliance.

• Develop technical specifications and architecture artifacts
• Support RMF packages, cybersecurity controls, and accreditation activities
• Conduct capacity planning and performance monitoring
• Perform root cause analysis and develop corrective actions
• Support data migration and system integration efforts

• 8+ years of systems engineering experience
• Strong knowledge of Microsoft enterprise technologies
• Experience with RMF, NIST, DISA, and DODAF

* Position contingent on contract win.

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