Robot Software Infrastructure Engineer at Craig Technologies in Greenbelt, MD
The OSAM-1 mission is a Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) NExIS managed mission. OSAM-1 is a robotic servicing mission designed to refuel a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite. It contains 3 elements:
the Flight Element comprised of the OSAM-1 Servicing Vehicle (RSV) and development testbeds, the Ground Element comprised of the systems required to conduct RSV operations and the supporting networks and facilities, and the Launch Element comprised of the Launch Vehicle and supporting facilities and services. NExIS is responsible for the design, engineering, development, test and operations of the OSAM-1 Mission through an integrated team at GSFC. The Servicing Payload design, development and RSV integration will be conducted at GSFC. JOB DESCRIPTION The Robot Software Infrastructure Engineer will work closely with robot software developers, robot operators, and other professionals to support both space flight operations and ground development activities. JOB DUTIES INCLUDE:
Design, develop and maintain information systems and services, across the full spectrum of hardware, virtual, and containerized solutions to support robot system development and robot operations. Evaluate and implement new software and solutions. Maintain high-availability of critical infrastructure systems and services. Ensure systems are patched in accordance with maintenance plan processes. Maintain inventory of highly specialized information systems and network assets. Participate in weekly planning and status meetings with various stakeholders. Support robot personnel end user systems when needed. Qualifications REQUIRED EDUCATION AND
Experience:
Minimum 7 years of applicable experience. B.S in Computer Science or Computer Engineering preferred. Experience building and maintaining high-availability Ubuntu-based Linux servers and clients, including all hardware, OS, and software, installation and maintenance activities. Experience managing a moderate (100+) base of server, client, and workstation, computers spread across multiple geographic location. Experience with deployment tools such as Ansible or Clonezilla. Experience with Apache and web applications such as Jenkins and Redmine. Experience with virtualization systems such as VMWare ESXi or Docker. Experience with Linux RAID solutions. PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:
Maintaining MacOS computers. Managing and maintaining LDAP. Retrospect backup system. Support of flight mission operations. Cisco networking appliances. Level 2 and Level 3 VPN systems spread over multiple geographic locations. Configuration management using git. Bash scripting. YAML.
Salary Range:
$150K -- $200K
Minimum Qualification
Software DevelopmentEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
the Flight Element comprised of the OSAM-1 Servicing Vehicle (RSV) and development testbeds, the Ground Element comprised of the systems required to conduct RSV operations and the supporting networks and facilities, and the Launch Element comprised of the Launch Vehicle and supporting facilities and services. NExIS is responsible for the design, engineering, development, test and operations of the OSAM-1 Mission through an integrated team at GSFC. The Servicing Payload design, development and RSV integration will be conducted at GSFC. JOB DESCRIPTION The Robot Software Infrastructure Engineer will work closely with robot software developers, robot operators, and other professionals to support both space flight operations and ground development activities. JOB DUTIES INCLUDE:
Design, develop and maintain information systems and services, across the full spectrum of hardware, virtual, and containerized solutions to support robot system development and robot operations. Evaluate and implement new software and solutions. Maintain high-availability of critical infrastructure systems and services. Ensure systems are patched in accordance with maintenance plan processes. Maintain inventory of highly specialized information systems and network assets. Participate in weekly planning and status meetings with various stakeholders. Support robot personnel end user systems when needed. Qualifications REQUIRED EDUCATION AND
Experience:
Minimum 7 years of applicable experience. B.S in Computer Science or Computer Engineering preferred. Experience building and maintaining high-availability Ubuntu-based Linux servers and clients, including all hardware, OS, and software, installation and maintenance activities. Experience managing a moderate (100+) base of server, client, and workstation, computers spread across multiple geographic location. Experience with deployment tools such as Ansible or Clonezilla. Experience with Apache and web applications such as Jenkins and Redmine. Experience with virtualization systems such as VMWare ESXi or Docker. Experience with Linux RAID solutions. PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:
Maintaining MacOS computers. Managing and maintaining LDAP. Retrospect backup system. Support of flight mission operations. Cisco networking appliances. Level 2 and Level 3 VPN systems spread over multiple geographic locations. Configuration management using git. Bash scripting. YAML.
Salary Range:
$150K -- $200K
Minimum Qualification
Software DevelopmentEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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