Linux Systems Administrator

• Bachelor’s degree with 4+ years of relevant Linux Systems Administration experience. Additional relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.\n
• Current DoW 8570 IAT Level II certification - Security+ CE or equivalent - prior to start.\n
• Current Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) or CompTIA Linux+ certification prior to start.\n
• Hands-on experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) environments.\n
• Experience installing, configuring, patching, maintaining, and troubleshooting Linux systems.\n
• Familiarity with Red Hat Satellite or similar enterprise Linux management tools.\n
• Experience with or working knowledge of Ansible and infrastructure automation.\n
• Working knowledge of Linux security, permissions, networking, storage, and system performance.\n
• Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving skills.\n
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.\n
• Must be local to or within commuting distance of Stennis Space Center, MS.\n, * Experience supporting High Performance Computing (HPC), supercomputing, or large-scale computing environments.\n
• Experience supporting DoW, federal government, or other mission-critical environments.\n
• Hands-on Red Hat Satellite administration experience.\n
• Experience creating or modifying Ansible playbooks.\n
• Linux scripting experience using Bash, Python, or similar technologies.\n
• Familiarity with enterprise storage, networking, or virtualization technologies.\n
• Experience supporting large-scale or highly available Linux environments.\n

Are you a Linux Systems Administrator ready to take your skills beyond the traditional enterprise environment?\n \n Leidos is seeking a \nMid-Level Linux Systems Administrator to support one of the Department of War’s (DoW) largest High Performance Computing (HPC) environments at \nStennis Space Center, Mississippi.\n \n In this role, you’ll work alongside a highly skilled technical team supporting advanced supercomputing resources used by scientists and engineers to solve complex computational challenges and directly support the warfighter.\n \n You’ll gain hands-on experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Red Hat Satellite, Ansible automation, system performance, security, and large-scale computing environments while continuing to grow your Linux and HPC expertise.\n \n This position offers a\n hybrid work schedule. Candidates \nmust be local to or within commuting distance of Stennis Space Center, MS. On-site presence is required based on mission and customer needs.\n \n \nClearance: U.S. citizenship is required and ability to obtain an \nInterim Secret clearance is required prior to starting on the program.\n \n \nPrimary Responsibilities\n \n \n

• Administer, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) systems.\n
• Install, configure, patch, upgrade, and maintain Linux operating systems and supporting software.\n
• Monitor system health, availability, capacity, and performance and proactively address potential issues.\n
• Support Red Hat Satellite for enterprise software deployment, patching, and system management.\n
• Use Ansible to automate system administration, configuration, and recurring operational tasks.\n
• Troubleshoot Linux operating system, application, hardware, storage, networking, and performance issues.\n
• Assist with system performance tuning and optimization across production environments.\n
• Perform software installation and configuration in accordance with established security and configuration standards.\n
• Participate in testing and validation of new hardware, software, and system changes.\n
• Ensure systems comply with established security policies, configuration baselines, and operational procedures.\n
• Develop and maintain technical documentation, procedures, configuration records, and troubleshooting guides.\n
• Collaborate with senior administrators, engineers, users, and other technical teams to resolve technical issues and support mission requirements.\n
• Share technical knowledge, lessons learned, and best practices across the team.\n