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At the GS-09:You will work under closer supervision and work in advanced developmental capacity performing assignments and undertaking training.You will perform duties as they are assigned.At the GS-11:You will support Internet and intranet systems for both NCMI, legacy and commercial cloud environments.You will evaluate and modify system's performance.You will identify user needs.You will troubleshoot problems reported by users.You will administer desktop computers, printers, firewalls, phones, smartphones, software deployment, security updates and patches (STIGS).You will ensure design of system allows all components to work properly togetherYou will analyzes userrequirements, system documentation, and operational conditions to determine if the system meets business and mission needs and is operating as intended.
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