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We are seeking a Senior System Integrator supporting the Government's Corporate Management Services (CMS) organization. In this role, you will help design, modernize, secure, and sustain the enterprise applications and platforms that keep the organization operating every day. Working alongside experts in software engineering, cloud computing, DevSecOps, systems engineering, user experience, and enterprise platforms, you'll help modernize legacy systems, automate business processes, integrate commercial technologies, and deliver innovative solutions that improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the user experience.

If you're looking for an opportunity where your work has broad enterprise impact, you'll find it here. Our diverse and growing team offers the chance to solve complex technical challenges, collaborate with talented professionals, and directly contribute to the technology and services that enable the Government's mission around the world.

The System Integrator will support a portfolio of Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) applications that enable enterprise learning and training capabilities. This individual will serve as the technical bridge between applications, infrastructure, databases, and stakeholders to ensure systems are properly integrated, configured, maintained, and optimized to support mission needs.

The ideal candidate has a strong technical background with experience supporting enterprise applications, performing system integrations, and troubleshooting complex issues across multiple technology layers. While this is not a software development-focused position, the candidate should be comfortable performing minor code enhancements, scripting, and troubleshooting application code when required.

Responsibilities include:

Configure, integrate, and maintain enterprise COTS applications supporting learning and training capabilities.
Design, implement, and troubleshoot integrations between enterprise applications using APIs, web services, messaging, and other integration technologies.
Support application deployments, upgrades, patches, and configuration changes across development, test, and production environments.
Perform minor system administration activities, including environment management, user administration, configuration management, and operational support.
Work with relational databases to troubleshoot issues, execute queries, validate data, and support application functionality.
Analyze system logs, monitor application health, identify root causes of issues, and coordinate resolution across technical teams.
Develop scripts and implement minor code enhancements to improve automation, system functionality, and operational efficiency.
Collaborate with Government Product Leads, developers, system administrators, database administrators, and other stakeholders to implement technical solutions and support system enhancements.
Develop and maintain technical documentation, including system architecture, integration diagrams, configuration guides, operational procedures, and support documentation.
Participate in Agile ceremonies and contribute to sprint planning, backlog refinement, testing, and release activities.
Identify opportunities to improve system performance, reliability, maintainability, and operational processes.
Support incident response activities and help resolve production issues while minimizing system downtime.
Mentor junior engineers and provide technical guidance on application integrations, configurations, and operational best practices.

Desired Skills:

Experience managing systems hosted in virtual environments such as AWS
Experience the with the Atlassian Tool Suite including Confluence & Jira
Experience with Nessus and Tenable Security Center
Experience with .NET
Experience with programming languages Java, PHP and C#
Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Ansible, AWS CloudFormation, Chef, Puppet or Terraform
Experience with container & infrastructure orchestration tools such as Docker or Kubernetes
Experience with Blackboard, SumTotal or any learning management system

Optimus Technology is a SDVO (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned) small business founded in 2010. We are known for our exceptionally talented group of Engineers and Technical experts with superior knowledge and experience in Cyber Technologies and the latest technology trends. Our dedication in pairing the right Optimus Technologist with the right customer solution is at the core of our Partnership commitment and critical to the performance and satisfaction of our employees, the pinnacle of the Optimus culture.

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We strive to provide the best well-rounded benefits package available.

Premium health, dental, and vision package
Company funded HRA
401k company contributions
Employer paid group term life insurance policy
Tuition assistance and career development
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Paid time off
Referral bonuses
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