Jobs / Toffler Associates, Inc.
AWS Cloud Engineer
Toffler Associates, Inc. · Bethesda, MD, United States
Bethesda, MD, United StatesExp: 5+ yrsOnsite
Remuneration
Not specified
Location
Bethesda, MD, United States
Visa sponsorship
Not specified
Job summary
The role builds and administers unclassified and classified AWS cloud environments for federal or DoD work. Responsibilities include defining cloud requirements, creating architecture diagrams to support Authority to Develop (ATD) determinations, deploying the underlying cloud environment, and developing system designs for Authority to Operate (ATO) determinations. The position also requires accountability for client delivery, engagement health, and team performance.
Qualifications
- Active, maintained TS/SCI clearance with a CI polygraph
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or a technical field
- Current Security+ certification or equivalent DoD 8570 IAT Level II certification
- At least 5 years of AWS cloud engineering experience
- Preferred: At least 4 years managing a multidisciplinary R&D or Test and Evaluation team
- Preferred: At least 1 year as a project manager or deputy project manager
- Preferred: Master's degree or PhD in computer science or a related technical field
Responsibilities
- Construct and administer unclassified and classified commercial cloud environments
- Define cloud requirements and develop architecture diagrams supporting Authority to Develop determinations
- Deploy and configure underlying cloud environments
- Develop final system designs supporting Authority to Operate determinations
- Oversee delivery quality, engagement health, team performance, and client relationships
Skills
AWSMake
Certifications
Current Security+ certification or equivalent DoD 8570 IAT Level II certificatio
Degrees
Bachelor's degree in computer science or a technical fieldMaster's degree or PhD in computer science or a related technical field
Industry
FederalDepartment of Defense
Security clearance
Active, maintained TS/SCI with CI polygraph
Relocation
No