PMdigital.ai is looking for a System Engineer to support the Air Force Operational Medicine Information Systems (AFOMIS) Program Office and AFCENT Surgeon General (AFCENT/SG) on the Medical Expeditionary Systems (MEDXS) program. MEDXS provides full life-cycle IM/IT support for the Air Force Medical Service's operational medicine capabilities. That includes the MEDXS Web Portal, the medical Waiver Management System, analytics dashboards, and Theater Medical Information Program–Joint (TMIP-J) applications used by deployed medical forces at garrison and forward locations in the USCENTCOM AOR.
System Engineer (MEDXS)
Location: Remote (CONUS), with travel to the AOR
Clearance: Active Secret
Travel: Regular travel to AFCENT OpMed sites, hosting facilities, and OCONUS locations, including recurring system upgrade trips
Type: Full-time
Position Summary The System Engineer is the team's expert on MEDXS system architecture. You'll implement and sustain Windows and Linux client-server applications, baseline images, and analytics dashboards so MEDXS stays stable and ready to deploy.
Key Responsibilities
Implement, configure, and sustain Windows and Linux client-server applications that support MEDXS.
Maintain DoD standard server and workstation baseline images.
Configure and sustain the customized analytics dashboards in the enterprise environment.
Support integrated system testing in physical and virtual environments, including ITE validation of patches and updates before deployment.
Analyze trouble reports, find root causes, and resolve MEDXS issues across all environments.
Support software installation, security scans, quarterly vulnerability scans, and patch integration.
Support site surveys, installations, upgrades, and user training at theater and CONUS/OCONUS sites.
Maintain configuration records and engineering documentation.
Required Qualifications
5 or more years of directly relevant experience.
Expert-level knowledge of MEDXS system architecture.
Demonstrated experience implementing, configuring, and sustaining Windows and Linux client-server applications, DoD standard server and workstation baseline images, customized analytics dashboards in an enterprise environment, and integrated system testing in physical and virtual environments.
DCWF Work Role 632 (Systems Developer), Intermediate proficiency per DoDM 8140.03.
OCONUS Readiness Requirements (below).
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with TMIP-J or JOMIS Operational Medicine systems.
Experience with Sisense and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
OCONUS Readiness Requirements (Mandatory on Day 1)
Active U.S.
Government
Secret security clearance (T3). Clearance verification will be required.
Valid U.S. passport with at least 18 months of validity remaining.
Proven experience managing personnel deployments, using the Synchronized Predeployment and Operational Tracker (SPOT), and handling host-nation theater clearance/DOCPER requirements across multiple OCONUS AORs.