Lead IT Cybersecurity Specialist (SYSADMIN)
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DUTY 1: Performs role as a Master System Administrator/Cybersecurity Expert: Secures, plans, coordinates, installs, and integrates software and hardware for the
CAF DOD
wide enterprise-level test bed infrastructure supporting operational infrastructure. DUTY 2: Provides cybersecurity technical guidance and instruction to engineers and senior IT specialists. Prepares, coordinates, and implements cybersecurity policy and procedures for enterprise-level hardware and software applications and integration/operational business networks. DUTY 3: Serves as Lead System Administrator/Cybersecurity Expert. Communicates organizational strategic plan, mission and vision to senior IT specialists, military services members, government civilians and contractors, working at the integration center. DUTY 4: Maintains liaison with manufacturers, professional organizations, and master level cybersecurity specialists at other installations and services regarding available products and state-of-the-art technologies and advancements.
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