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While not everyone may possess all of the preferred qualifications, the ideal candidate will bring many of the following:
1. Graduate degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field
2. CompTIA Security+ or higher certification
3. TS/SCI clearance or eligible for TS/SCI or TS/SAP
4. Relevant certifications such as CKA, CKS, or an AWS/Azure professional-level certification
5. Extensive experience with GitLab CI and Dagger, including building reusable pipeline templates and components shared across teams
6. Experience administering JFrog Artifactory and its software assurance tools, such as JFrog Xray, including integrating artifact scanning into CI/CD pipelines
7. Experience authoring and maintaining Helm charts or Kustomize configurations for multiple services
8. Experience designing monitoring, logging, and alerting for production systems using tools such as Prometheus and Grafana
9. Strong understanding of networking (DNS, load balancing, TLS, firewalls, VPCs and subnets)
10. Experience managing configuration at scale with tools such as Ansible
11. Background in security and compliance practices, including image scanning, secrets management (Vault or similar), policy enforcement, and supply chain security
12. Experience with Azure and its DevOps pipelines
13. Experience with cloud cost optimization and capacity planning
14. Experience leading incident response and running blameless postmortems
15. Strong experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), including package management, SELinux, and system hardening
16. Experience with Java, C++, and Python, including building, testing, and packaging applications in each within CI/CD pipelines (e.g., Maven or Gradle, CMake, pip)
17. Experience working in air-gapped or disconnected environments, including mirroring container registries and package repositories, moving artifacts across security boundaries, and maintaining Kubernetes and CI/CD tooling without internet access
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