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Northrop Grumman is a leading global aerospace and defense technology company providing systems in autonomous systems, cyber, C4ISR, space, strike, and logistics. Industry: Aerospace & Defense
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Sr / Principal Computer Systems Analyst joins the Classified Solutions team to support information system lifecycle activities for classified government contracts. This role involves overseeing multi-user computer systems, performing technical troubleshooting across hardware, firmware, software, and networks, and managing infrastructure components like file systems, disk space, and virus protection. The analyst will develop technical processes, manage vendor relations, implement automation enhancements, and mentor junior professionals. Key technical requirements include experience with Windows domain architectures, Active Directory, GPOs, DNS, DHCP, and LDAP. Candidates must be proficient in scripting, system imaging, and managing backup solutions like Cohesity or Vertias. The role operates within high-security environments requiring adherence to NISPOM, RMF, STIG, and JSIG standards. Essential skills include cross-platform awareness of Windows, Linux, Solaris, or UNIX systems while ensuring strict compliance with Information Systems security guidelines.
Oversee and lead the reliable operations of multi-user computer systems in support of classified government contracts.
Analyze customer requirements to determine necessary hardware and software solutions for technical problems.
Implement system enhancements, including automation, to improve performance through patching, monitoring, and configuration management.
Manage file systems, disk space, virus protection, and reliable backup and recovery services.
Test and oversee new product releases to ensure compatibility and minimize impact on end users.
Develop and document technical processes and procedures for the organization.
Troubleshoot complex issues across hardware, firmware, software, operating systems, and networks.
Mentor junior professionals to develop their technical skills and grow as professionals.
What we're looking for
Must possess a current U.S. Government Top Secret security clearance or be enrolled in the Continuous Evaluation Program.
Must have the ability to obtain and maintain access to Special Access Programs.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must meet U.S. Government 8140 requirements for Cybersecurity (e.g., Security+ CE, CySA+, GICSP, GSEC, CND, or SSCP).
For Level 3: Master's with 3 years experience, Bachelor's with 5 years, Associate's with 7 years, or High School with 9 years.
For Level 4: Master's with 6 years experience, Bachelor's with 8 years, Associate's with 10 years, or High School with 12 years.
Must have experience designing and maintaining Windows domain architectures including Active Directory, GPOs, policies, and permissions in a classified environment.
Must be able to lift equipment weighing up to 50 pounds and work on-site at the Roy, Utah location.
Active Directory
Group Policy
DNS
DHCP
LDAP
Windows Server
Linux
Unix
Cisco
RMF
STIG
JAFAN
JSIG
Cohesity
Vertias
Splunk
Solar Winds
HBSS
Scripting
Automation
SAN Storage
VLANs
Active Directory
Windows Server
Group Policy
DNS
DHCP
LDAP
Cisco
Linux
Unix
Scripting
Automation
RMF
STIG
JAFAN
JSIG
Cohesity
Vertias
Solar Winds
Splunk
Windows
Active Directory
Group Policy
DNS
DHCP
LDAP
RMF
STIG
JAFAN
JSIG
Virtualization
Cohesity
Veritas
SAN
Solar Winds
Splunk
Linux
Unix
ServiceNow
JIRA
Windows Server
Active Directory
Group Policy
RMF
STIG
JAFAN
JSIG
HBSS
Solar Winds
Splunk
Linux
Unix
Virtualization
ServiceNow
JIRA
Scripting
Cybersecurity
Configuration Management
LAN
Patching