Chenega Corporation Programmatic Internship

This curriculum is designed to transform a transition U.S. Air Force Airman into a mission-ready System Administrator. It balances the vendor-neutral fundamentals of CompTIA Server+, the industry-standard virtualization of VMware vSphere 8, and the rigorous compliance requirements of DoD Security Policies (STIGs and RMF).

ABOUT THE JOB

The Systems Administrator is responsible for the design and development of an interactive virtual training tool for system and network administrators to accomplish Mission Qualification Training.Duties and Responsibilities:· Build, configure, and resolve issues with the Air Operations Center (AOC) software infrastructure (servers, network, security, etc.).· Participate in the design and development of training scenarios and content for AOC systems and network administrators.· Maintain current AOC baseline and continue to update virtual systems to most current releases as directed by the government.· Perform technical planning, system integration, verification and validation, cost and risk, and supportability and effectiveness analyses for total systems.· Design and develop training content for AOC system and network administrators.· Assist in maintaining, sustaining, and updating the current on-premises application with the DoD Risk Management Framework (RMF) process.· Provide systems engineering support as a member of an integrated team to sustain the execution of the current and future application functionality.· Document test and evaluation events and activities to be accomplished for the lifecycle of the application.· Utilize Agile software methodology to build and sustain capability in short cycles.· Sustain the production baseline as well as work new Change Requests (CRs), including modernization efforts, in support of the baseline. CRs include user prioritized CRs, rare urgent CRs, DR fixes, and very time compressed urgent CRs.· Perform in-plant testing, including but not limited to unit code tests, smoke tests, regression tests, quality assurance, security/vulnerability, and C2 integration testing as required.· Attend and/or facilitate product demonstrations and installations at the request of the user community.

RESPONSIBILITIES✨

• Build, configure, and resolve issues with the Air Operations Center (AOC) software infrastructure (servers, network, security, etc.).
• Participate in the design and development of training scenarios and content for AOC systems and network administrators.
• Maintain current AOC baseline and continue to update virtual systems to most current releases as directed by the government.
• Perform technical planning, system integration, verification and validation, cost and risk, and supportability and effectiveness analyses for total systems.
• Design and develop training content for AOC system and network administrators.
• Assist in maintaining, sustaining, and updating the current on-premises application with the DoD Risk Management Framework (RMF) process.
• Provide systems engineering support as a member of an integrated team to sustain the execution of the current and future application functionality.
• Document test and evaluation events and activities to be accomplished for the lifecycle of the application.
• Utilize Agile software methodology to build and sustain capability in short cycles.
• Sustain the production baseline as well as work new Change Requests (CRs), including modernization efforts, in support of the baseline.
• Perform in-plant testing, including but not limited to unit code tests, smoke tests, regression tests, quality assurance, security/vulnerability, and C2 integration testing as required.
• Attend and/or facilitate product demonstrations and installations at the request of the user community.

QUALIFICATIONS✨

• Knowledge of CompTIA Server+
• Experience with VMware vSphere 8
• Understanding of DoD Security Policies (STIGs and RMF)

ELIGIBLE SERVICE BRANCHES

US Air Force, US Army, US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps, US Navy, US Space Force

OTHER

Supporting Ari Combat Test and Training (ACTT)