Infrastructure Lead - AMCOM

Job Description

Job Description

Pending Contract Award

Mission Objectives ? The Infrastructure Lead directs and integrates enterprise infrastructure operations supporting the AMCOM ITSS V mission across development, test, training, preproduction, and production environments. The position provides technical leadership for database, systems, cloud, network, wireless, virtualization, storage, backup, and recovery functions; ensures secure, available, and resilient infrastructure services; and coordinates infrastructure activities with Government stakeholders, cybersecurity personnel, application teams, Army network organizations, and cloud service providers.

Position Responsibility Summary

• Direct enterprise database, systems, cloud, network, wireless, virtualization, storage, backup, and recovery operations.
• Lead infrastructure operations across development, test, training, preproduction, and production environments.
• Coordinate infrastructure changes, migrations, upgrades, and incident-response activities with AMCOM G-6, Army network organizations, cloud service providers, cybersecurity personnel, and application teams.
• Maintain current architecture diagrams, configuration records, standard operating procedures, optimization reports, availability reports, and backup-and-recovery documentation.
• Ensure infrastructure implementation and sustainment comply with Army configuration standards, Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs), vulnerability-management requirements, and Risk Management Framework (RMF) controls.
• Plan and manage critical-system support, on-call coverage, after-hours incident response, failover activities, recovery testing, and continuity-of-operations requirements.
• Identify infrastructure capacity, availability, performance, cybersecurity, and technology-obsolescence risks; develop and recommend corrective actions and modernization strategies.
• Lead technical teams in sustaining high-availability infrastructure and executing migrations, upgrades, failover activities, and recovery operations without disrupting mission services.
• Support production-system monitoring, patching, configuration control, vulnerability remediation, and availability management.