Systems Engineer

As a Systems Engineer at ManTech, you will be responsible for designing and implementing IT systems per business needs, monitoring system performance, troubleshooting issues, providing technical support for system maintenance and upgrades, and developing system documentation. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams to integrate new technologies, ensure data integrity and security, and assist with user training.

To qualify for the Systems Engineer job at ManTech, you should have a minimum of 7 years of related experience, particularly in software packaging and systems engineering. Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or IT, USMC experience, and expertise in various technologies such as PowerShell, Active Directory, and network services.

At ManTech, Systems Engineers are responsible for implementing disaster recovery procedures, performing regular system backups, and adhering to DoD STIGs to ensure system security and mitigate potential vulnerabilities. This comprehensive approach helps maintain data integrity and safeguard sensitive information.

A Systems Engineer at ManTech should have a working knowledge of various technologies, including Microsoft platforms, SERVICENOW for incident management, Windows operating systems, PowerShell scripting, SCCM, and SolarWinds. Familiarity with standards and procedures specific to the DoD and Marine Corps is also preferred.

Yes, an active Top Secret/SCI clearance is a requirement for the Systems Engineer position at ManTech. This ensures that our engineers are equipped to handle sensitive projects for the Marine Corps Systems Command while maintaining the security and confidentiality of the data.

In responding to this question, highlight specific tools and methods you have used for monitoring system performance. Discuss your approach to troubleshooting and resolving issues, emphasizing any quantifiable improvements made in system performance during your past projects.

Discuss the resources you use to stay informed, such as industry publications, webinars, online courses, and networking with peers. Share examples of how you have applied new technologies to improve system efficiency or performance.

Highlight your communication skills and approach to teamwork. Provide examples of how you have worked with development, operations, and security teams to gather requirements and deliver solutions, emphasizing your ability to bridge technical gaps.

Share a STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) response that illustrates your problem-solving abilities. Focus on how you identified the issue, communicated with stakeholders, and followed up to ensure customer satisfaction in resolving the incident.

Provide details of specific scripting projects you've worked on, emphasizing how your scripts improved automation, system efficiency, or troubleshooting processes. Discuss any plugins or technologies you integrated with PowerShell.

Explain your approach to creating documentation, including diagrams, technical specs, and user manuals. Emphasize the importance of clear documentation for knowledge transfer and how it facilitates collaboration with team members.

Discuss your process for assessing risks, developing recovery plans, and conducting regular drills or reviews. Mention specific tools you've used for backups and recovery, and how you ensure the plans are up to date.

Share your knowledge of specific STIGs you have worked with, detailing how you identify and mitigate vulnerabilities within systems. Discuss any POAM statements you have written as part of compliance initiatives.

Describe a recent project where you integrated a new technology, explaining the benefits it provided, how you managed the transition, and the overall impact on system performance or user experience.

Reflect on the aspects of the job that inspire you, whether it's problem-solving, collaborating with innovative teams, or making a difference in supporting the Marine Corps. Personal experiences can illustrate your passion for the role.