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Constellation Technologies

Systems Engineer (AI) - FULLY CLEARED with POLYGRAPH REQUIRED

Fort Meade, MD$165k–$195ksystems & network engineersmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Systems engineer role supporting AI and machine learning initiatives at a federal facility in Fort Meade, MD. Requires active Top Secret/SCI clearance with polygraph and U.S. citizenship.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain AI/ML systems using generative AI and large language models
  • Build data pipelines and visualization solutions for intelligence applications
  • Deploy and manage cloud infrastructure on AWS platforms
  • Implement RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and knowledge graph solutions
  • Support full-stack development across frontend and backend systems
  • Collaborate on classified projects requiring security clearance

What they're looking for

  • Python and Java programming
  • AWS services (Lambda, EC2, ECS/EKS, SageMaker, S3, RDS, OpenSearch)
  • Generative AI and large language models
  • JavaScript and Jupyter Notebooks
  • Neo4j graph database
  • Data visualization platforms
  • GHOSTMACHINE tool experience
  • RAG implementation
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Constellation Technologies

Constellation Technologies builds and operates cloud-based systems and software solutions supporting federal infrastructure and national security initiatives. The company is hiring test engineers, systems engineers, and software engineers with active Top Secret/SCI clearances to develop containerized applications, DevOps automation, and AI/ML capabilities for secure government environments.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience with generative AI and LLMs. Have you implemented RAG systems, and if so, what challenges did you encounter?
  • Describe your experience with AWS services, particularly SageMaker, Lambda, and ECS/EKS. How have you used these in production environments?