6 security operations engineer jobs at 6 companies in West Point, VA
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IT Operations Engineer
Richmond, Virginia, United States
$108k-$111k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Commonwealth of Virginia: State government providing public services to Virginia residents.
Considerable knowledge of servers, network infrastructure, Windows and Linux OS, Active Directory, AWS/Azure, help desk and multi-vendor IT service delivery; project leadership and adherence to security policies.
KyndrylNYSE: KD: Manages and modernizes mission-critical IT infrastructure systems.
5+ YOE5+ years Azure DevOps experience, production operations support, development methodologies, data center systems/storage/networking/security/applications & databases, Azure systems architecture and hands-on Azure/cloud and data center technologies; strong communication skills.
Schnabel Engineering: Provides specialized geotechnical, dam, and tunnel engineering services.
5+ YOE5+ years IT infrastructure/cloud experience with 3+ years Azure; Azure certifications; strong networking, security, IaC (Bicep), and production operations experience.
Phoenix Cyber: Provides cybersecurity engineering and managed security services.
5+ YOEDegree in a STEM discipline or 5+ years experience, experience in security operations and incident response, IT certifications (CySA, CEH) preferred, security clearance required; cloud and Linux experience a plus.
AltriaNYSE: MO: Manufacturer and marketer of tobac and nicotine products.
5+ YOEBachelor's in IT or related,5+ years supporting SAP operations/Basis/security,ITIL service management,experience with audit/compliance,ability to produce service metrics and executive reporting.
SAP, SAP ECC, S/4 HANA, Microsoft 365, Excel, Power BI, Visio, ServiceNow, CMDB
Scientific Research Corporation: Providing advanced technology and engineering solutions to the U.S. government.
1+ YOEHS/GED plus vocational training or AAS in drafting/CADD and 1+ year hands-on experience; proficiency with PTC Creo, AutoCAD, or SolidWorks; ability to interpret engineering data; U.S. citizenship and Secret security clearance required.