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System administration seat on a defense contract supporting the NSWC Crane Model-Based Engineering Assessment Division, executing assigned Technical Instructions under government technical direction in support of RDT&E, mission engineering, modeling and simulation, and Fleet-support tasking. Required qualifications are a bachelor degree from an ABET accredited institution, membership of the cybersecurity workforce (CSWF), and experience with live-virtual-constructive events and the integration of various constructive engines and simulators; a master or doctorate is preferred. An active DoD SECRET clearance or interim is required and must be maintained, TS/SCI eligibility is preferred, and the work location is NSWC Crane or a contractor facility. Note a grade discrepancy: the title advertises an SME seat while the description scopes it as System Administrator IV.

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Command and control integration and network engineering seat supporting a Navy expeditionary electromagnetic warfare division, integrating electronic warfare systems with shipboard C2 and information-system environments. The work covers assessing shipboard network environments such as CANES to identify approved data-transfer and connectivity paths, defining and documenting protocols, message formats, data flows, communication boundaries and hardware and software interfaces, analysing routing, switching, segmentation, addressing, ports and timing, and designing, configuring and troubleshooting representative lab and shipboard networks for integration and test. Cybersecurity, RMF, ATO and cross-domain considerations are coordinated with separate technical and cybersecurity authorities; the posting asks for about three or more years of relevant experience and states that the role requires in-person support.

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Systems administration for programs at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, covering configuration and maintenance of systems and networks and support for Live, Virtual and Constructive events including the integration of constructive engines and simulators. The role owns system availability, performance and security, resolves system-level faults with engineering and IT teams, documents configurations and procedures, and maintains compliance with DoD cybersecurity policy. Requires ten or more years of systems administration, membership in the DoD Cyberspace Workforce, and an active Secret clearance, with TS/SCI preferred.

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An entry-level Windows systems administration position in a Department of Defense environment, installing and maintaining workstations, file servers and web servers, administering Active Directory accounts, permissions and access controls, applying Security Technical Implementation Guides, and handling upgrades, patch management and vulnerability remediation. The role also manages firewalls, antivirus and intrusion detection tooling, monitors system performance and network connectivity, writes system documentation and standard operating procedures, and provides end-user support and training under the guidance of senior engineers. An active DoD Secret clearance, one to three years of enterprise Active Directory experience and a current CompTIA Security+ certification under DoD 8570 and 8140 are all required.

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A network and systems administration role responsible for installing, configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting company hardware, servers, networks, and operating systems across Windows Server and Linux environments. Duties include implementing network security measures, performing data backups and disaster recovery, and evaluating and procuring hardware and software, at a data- and text-mining software vendor.

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Core network engineering for a locally owned Southern Indiana broadband provider, designing, configuring and supporting the transport network across core, aggregation and access layers for residential and commercial voice and data service. Day-to-day work is protocol-level troubleshooting across Layer 2, Layer 3, MPLS, BGP, OTN, GPON, VOIP and ERPS, plus configuration of Cisco, Ciena, Calix and Metaswitch equipment for new builds, upgrades and service turn-ups. The role carries an on-call rotation of one week roughly every six weeks with occasional overnight and weekend maintenance windows, is onsite in Ellettsville, requires a valid driver license, and the employer will not sponsor an employment visa.

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Network engineering on Navy and Marine Corps tactical network programs, covering design and implementation of complex network solutions, leading advanced troubleshooting, tuning network performance and security, and mentoring junior network engineers. Required background is 5 or more years in network engineering with in-depth routing and switching protocol knowledge including BGP, OSPF and VLANs, network security technologies such as firewalls, VPNs and IDS/IPS, and experience with multi-level security networks including cross-domain solutions. The seat is onsite in Crane, Indiana, requires a current and active TS/SCI clearance, and is advertised as a future opportunity rather than an immediate vacancy.