Linux Systems Administrator - TS / SCI-FSP clearance (Hiring Immediately)

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Salary : $130,000 - $180,000 per year

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We are a leading global tech company on the cutting edge of cloud and data solutions. With a strong emphasis on innovation, inclusivity, and work-life balance, we foster a dynamic environment for career growth.

With a global customer base including all sectors, from Fortune 500 to up-and-coming startups, we over diverse product lines including, but not limited to, Cloud Services, Artificial Intelligence, Storage, Networking, Supercomputing, and Digital Transformation offerings.

• This role requires a TS / SCI clearance WITH a Full-scope polygraph (FSP) through the NSA
• 100% Onsite role

As a Linux Systems Administrator on our team, you will be responsible for managing and optimizing enterprise-level systems. You will also provide technical leadership, handle system configurations, software updates, issue resolution, and customer support while working closely with internal teams and clients.

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