Cloud Engineer

Benefits:

Competitive salary

The CJIS Cloud Engineer serves in a Team Leader role ensuring seamless connectivity between interface partners and meeting infrastructure needs across multiple projects. As a team leader, their key responsibilities include:

Single Point of Contact for Infrastructure Activities: act as the central resource for all infrastructure-related tasks, ensuring streamlined communication and accountability.

Ownership and Accountability: Taking full responsibility for infrastructure-related tasks and ensuring their successful and timely execution.

Infrastructure Connectivity Management: Serving as the primary point of contact for all infrastructure connectivity activities, ensuring alignment with project goals.

Project Coordination and Timeline Management: Collaborating with CJIS and PMO members to understand project timelines, proactively addressing potential delays, and meeting all deadlines.

Coordination with Interface Partners: Engaging with partners to facilitate connectivity and ensure project requirements are met effectively.

Network Connectivity Documentation & IP Management:

Maintaining high-level network connectivity documentation.

Establishing a centralized repository for IP and server details to streamline access and management.

Assigning accountability for maintaining accurate and up-to-date infrastructure records.

Firewall Rule Documentation: Preparing and managing firewall rule documents in collaboration with VITA and interface partners.

Testing and Establishing Connectivity: Working with VITA and partners to test, validate, and implement secure connections within the required timelines.

Ensuring Visibility and System Insights:

Establishing monitoring tools to gain insights into system performance, dependencies, and infrastructure health.

Leveraging these insights to proactively address issues and improve system design.

Centralized Documentation Management: Developing and maintaining centralized documentation for infrastructure design, IP address management, and connectivity standards.

Addressing Infrastructure Gaps: Managing critical areas like infrastructure alignment, IP management, and disaster recovery planning to ensure continuity and timely project completion.