Project/Task Lead – Network Engineering

GDIT · Fort Huachuca, AZ · $88,130 - $136 · onsite The Network Engineering Task Lead provides senior technical leadership, project oversight, and Tier III enterprise support for Army DoDIN-A network capabilities under the NETCOM ADCNOMS contract. You will support the design, development, engineering, integration, testing, sustainment, and operational support to employ specified NIPRNET, SIPRNET, and Deployed Forces (DF) portions of the Department of Defense Information Network (DODIN). You will support NETCOM in applying network architecture, cybersecurity compliance, configuration/change management, and modernization to Army Enterprise programs across all lifecycle stages. Responsibilities: Provides technical, administrative, and operational leadership to assigned projects or tasks. Leads engineering, integration, testing, sustainment, and troubleshooting of enterprise network capabilities including routing/switching, VPN/IPSec, MPLS, load balancers, firewalls, WAN optimization, NAC/802.1x, VoIP, wireless, DNS/DNSSEC, and virtualization platforms. Provides Tier III escalation support for complex network, storage (SAN/NAS), virtualization, and security infrastructure issues across CONUS/OCONUS environments. Develops and manages technical project plans, Gantt charts, POA&Ms, work breakdown structures (WBS), risk assessments, and implementation plans. Conducts planning and provides recommendations to the Government on task workload, lifecycle engineering, and operational integration across enterprise systems. Assists the Government in synchronizing requirements throughout the project lifecycle within cost, schedule, and performance parameters, tracking milestones and reporting impacts to the Government COR/KO. Leads working groups, stakeholder meetings, and progress reviews, serving as a primary technical liaison to Government stakeholders, vendors, and external agencies. Maintains configuration baselines, CMDB accuracy, patch validation, lab testing, and implementation of network modernization initiatives (NETMOD, JRSS, MPLS, ICAN, GEF). Oversees RMF compliance activities including eMASS documentation, STIG implementation, ACAS/SCAP scanning, POA&M updates, SSP/SAP/SAR generation, and continuous monitoring in alignment with DoDI 8500.01, DoDI 8510.01, and Army directives. Coordinates development and delivery of high-quality engineering products, including System Design Plans (SDP), Test Plans/Reports, Enterprise Technical Procedures (ETPs), ISSPs, white papers, and technical analyses. Ensures quality assurance, contractual deliverable accuracy, and timely submission of meeting minutes, weekly status reports, and monthly progress reports under strict deadlines. Coordinates, executes, and tracks shipments. Supports enterprise identity, access, and directory services as required by mission (Active Directory, EDS&A, DISS, SAAG/PAW/DAW, PKI/CAC, middleware, and directory synchronization). Ensures engineering team compliance with DoD 8570/8140 requirements and maintains professional communication discipline representing the Government’s technical posture. Maintains current knowledge of relevant technology, including enterprise network operating systems (Cisco NX-OS/IOS, Juniper, Palo Alto), storage architectures (NetApp), performance monitoring tools (NetScout, Wireshark), endpoint tools (Tanium, McAfee ePO), and automation scripting (PowerShell, Python, Bash, Ansible). Participates in special projects and capability modernization efforts as required. Education: BA/BS in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience) Qualifications/Certifications: 8570/8140 Certification: IAT II/III or IAM I/II (Security+ CE required; SecurityX or CISSP preferred) ITIL 4 Foundation Certification preferred Technical Certifications: PMP preferred. CCNA recommended Clearance: TS/SCI 8-10 years of experience in information technology field, preferably in network engineering and project management Benefit