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Peraton is seeking a Junior Level Cyber Software Engineer to support our Atlantis Program contract at the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific (NIWC PAC) facility in San Diego, CA.
As the Sub contractor on the Atlantis task order, Peraton is responsible is supporting a Multi‐level Security (MLS) Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C4I) system providing situational tracking and management capabilities, full message processing tools, and a variety of analysis utilities, along with office, e‐mail, chat, and web browsing applications
What you will do:
As a Junior Level Cyber Software Engineer you will support tasks to continue current operations, support the planned growth as determined by life cycle support, maintenance and sustainment, system administration support, upgrade and logistics support of the Joint Cross Domain Exchange (JCDX) system, networked and deployed globally in support of U.S. Sponsors.
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