Constellation Technologies
Systems Integration Engineer - FULLY CLEARED with POLYGRAPH REQUIRED
About this role
Seeking a Systems Integration Engineer with active TS/SCI clearance and polygraph to support federal infrastructure operations at Fort Meade. This role focuses on containerized systems, cloud infrastructure, and DevOps automation within a secure government environment.
What you'll do
- Deploy and manage containerized applications using Docker and container orchestration
- Implement Infrastructure as Code solutions using Terraform, Ansible, and SALT
- Monitor and optimize system performance using Prometheus and Grafana
- Manage RedHat Satellite for patch and configuration management
- Administer AWS cloud environments with security compliance (FIPS, PKI, SELinux)
- Develop automation scripts in Bash, Bourne, or C
What they're looking for
- Docker and container technologies
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Ansible, SALT)
- AWS cloud platforms
- Prometheus and Grafana monitoring
- RedHat Satellite administration
- Bash/shell scripting and C programming
- SELinux and FIPS compliance
- PKI certificate management
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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.
View all jobs at Constellation TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with Infrastructure as Code tools like Terraform, Ansible, or SALT. How have you used them to automate infrastructure deployment?
- Describe your experience containerizing applications with Docker and orchestrating them in production environments. What challenges have you encountered?