Link Solutions Inc. is seeking a VMware Systems Administrator (Intermediate-Level) to join our team on Fort Huachuca located in Sierra Vista, Arizona.Must be a US Citizen Active DoD Security ClearanceNon-remote (relocation incentive available)As the VMware Systems Administrator, you will provide technical support and system administration support on the Fort Huachuca military installation. You will be a part of a diverse team supporting a globally distributed information system, responsible for managing the functionality and efficiency of a group of computers running on one or more secure operating systems.Become an integral part of a professionally diverse team while working at an industry-leading organization. This is a great opportunity that will allow you to work on innovative projects that offer advancement and growth while helping protect our national security.Job Responsibilities: Monitor and troubleshoot system performance within the VMware environment.Provide Tier 1 and Tier 2 support to hosted tenants.Design, plan, implement, and administer enterprise blade server and storage technologies in support of underlying virtualization infrastructure.Provide guidance and work leadership to less-experienced staff members.Install, configure, and integrate servers associated with a VMware virtual infrastructure.Perform backups, troubleshooting, and problem resolution for servers associated with a VMware virtual infrastructure.Build highly available server clusters in a vSphere environment.Build and configure virtual networks.Assist with the coordination and implementation of hardware maintenance, upgrades, repairs, or replacements supporting the virtualization infrastructureProvide advice and training to end-users.Administer enterprise VMware-based virtualization infrastructures covering vCenter ESXi environments version 6.0 and later.Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. 
