Computer World Services
Systems Engineer - Level II (Linux Engineer)
About this role
Join our infrastructure team as a Linux Engineer to lead the design and management of a large-scale enterprise Linux environment across AWS and VMware. You'll drive automation, security hardening, and operational excellence for mission-critical systems while collaborating with application and analytics teams.
What you'll do
- Design, deploy, and manage enterprise Linux servers and virtual desktops across AWS and VMware
- Develop and maintain infrastructure automation using Ansible and configuration management tools
- Implement CIS security baseline hardening and enforce patching/vulnerability remediation
- Ensure high availability, performance, and security of Linux infrastructure
- Collaborate with application owners, developers, and analytics teams on infrastructure needs
- Drive operational improvements and technical initiatives across the Linux platform
What they're looking for
- Advanced Linux administration and system management
- Ansible configuration management and automation
- AWS platform experience
- VMware virtualization
- Security hardening and CIS standards
- Vulnerability management and patching
- Infrastructure troubleshooting and performance tuning
- Technical leadership and cross-team collaboration
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Computer World Services
Computer World Services provides enterprise IT infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions for defense and federal agencies, supporting mission-critical systems and modernization initiatives. The company is hiring infrastructure, DevSecOps, QA, and AI engineering roles to manage large-scale enterprise environments, secure application development, and advance cybersecurity capabilities.
View all jobs at Computer World ServicesLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience managing Linux servers at scale across multiple platforms like AWS and VMware. How have you handled differences between cloud and on-premises environments?
- Describe a time you used Ansible to automate a complex infrastructure task. What challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?