Systems Administrator - Multi-Mission Operation Center

Overview

Systems Administrator

LOCATION: Mountain View, CA

JOB STATUS: Full-time

CLEARANCE: BI investigation

TRAVEL: Limited, as needed

Must be US citizen or permanent legal resident

Astrion/MEIS is seeking a Systems Administrator to join our Space Systems division. MEIS (an Astrion subsidiary) supports NASA Ames Research Center Multi-Mission Operations Center (MMOC). The MMOC is composed of the facilities, networks, Information Technology (IT) equipment, software, and support services needed by projects to effectively and efficiently perform all mission functions.

Onsite 5 days per week (core hours are 9am - 3pm).

• 5 years working experience as a Systems Administrator.
• Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, or similar relevant STEM degree;
  Years of experience can potentially replace degree requirement.
• Understanding of basic Cybersecurity requirements.
• Linux - Red Hat, UBUNTU system administration
• Windows server and client system administration
• Experience with managing and maintaining Cloud infrastructure
• Experience with Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence
• Familiarity with Open Stack, VMWare and SAN management
• Familiarity with Atlassian Suite including Confluence and JIRA
• Familiarity with protocols such as DNS, HTTP, LDAP, SMTP and SNMP
• Familiarity with Shell, Perl, and/or Python scripting, C++, Java.
• Firm Knowledge of Excel, Adobe, Visio, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook
• Strong problem solving and communication skills
• Onsite 5 days per week

• Additional Linux certifications (RHCT, RHCE and LPIC) will be considered an advantage
• One or more of the following Certifications
  • MCSE (Microsoft Computer Solution Expert)
  • Security +
  • Sys Admin Certificate
  • Linux+
• Cybersecurity, RSA Archer (RISCS)

• Windchill
• Satellite Toolkit (STK)
• Experience with NASA Procedural Requirements (NPRs) and Policies
• Mission Control experience is a plus

You may not check every box or your experience may look a little different from what is outlined, but if you think you can bring Systems Administration value we encourage you to apply.

Responsibilities include management of IT systems in support of unique project-related computational needs, including software installation and updates, lab system troubleshooting, server implementation and maintenance, system backups, while assuring compliance with all NASA, Ames Research Center, and Federal IT security requirements and services standards including:

• Manage the IT infrastructure including web servers, file servers, monitoring services (Big Fix, NESSUS, Sentinel One, Splunk, Nagios), & virtual machine environment (Open Stack)
• Includes installing upgrades to existing systems improving system operability
• Patch systems and vulnerabilities maintaining compliance with NASA's IT Security Policies.
• Maintain network records and coordinating with Center-wide networking group for planned maintenance, installations, and other issues.
• Provide technical expertise for division or laboratory driven special projects that require IT or facilities support. This may include hardware or software integration, defining requirements, and laboratory expansions and integrations.
• Provide configuration management addressing risk/findings maintaining compliance with NASA's IT Security Policies.
• Provide client machine support for engineering software installations, configuration, patching and troubleshooting
• Provide support in response to short-term IT asset requirements such as summer intern hardware and/or software requirements
• Support unique project and mission specific needs
• Investigate cloud migration and AI automation opportunities.