Training Environment Engineer — Military Health IT (JOMIS)

Role overview

Keep technical environments ready for military medical training and simulation exercises. This remote engineering role focuses on server administration, virtualization, and the stability of sandbox and other non-production systems, with scheduled support during live exercises.

Responsibilities - Prepare, configure, and maintain server infrastructure used for training and simulation activities. - Administer virtualized systems and help maintain secure, stable, available environments. - Coordinate with exercise planners and use scripts to prepare or populate data for training activities. - Maintain sandbox and other non-production environments, checking functionality after upgrades or configuration changes. - Troubleshoot infrastructure issues that could affect readiness and provide remote support during assigned exercise shifts. - Document configurations, security baselines, and access records for consistent administration.

Requirements - Active U.S. government Secret clearance. - DoD 8140 IAT Level II qualification. - At least three years of professional experience administering servers, virtualized systems, or technical environments. - Experience scripting to prepare or populate data in technical environments.

Nice to have

Experience administering the relevant military health information system, familiarity with GitLab CI/CD, or support of Joint Staff J7 exercises.

Benefits and work setup

Remote within the United States, including scheduled live-exercise support shifts. Listed benefits, subject to eligibility and plan terms, include medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage; a 401(k) with a 100% match on contributions up to 6%; paid time off and holidays; professional development and supported certifications; home-office support; and fitness and wellness reimbursement.