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Job description
Interim Work Capacity Request No.
C005383
16-SEP-2026
(This is not an order)
Reference to Our Request No.: C005383
Statement of Work
Requirement Title: LINUX Engineer
Requirements Description: As Linux Engineer, the incumbent will be responsible for installing
and monitor Unix/Linux open-source operating systems and
specific apps according to NCIRC NCSC. The Linux Engineer will
be responsible also for resolving user issues, address change
management requests, and identifies potential issues by
implementing protective and security measures.
The Linux Engineer reports to the Linux Cell head/Section head,
Enable Section to support underlying platforms and supporting
engineers within Infrastructure Branch
Main responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:
Contribute to a team responsible for the availability, scalability,
and performance of NCSC environment and tools such as Splunk,
MISP and others
Maintain and develop custom systems and tools to improve
ability to test, integrate, automate and effectively monitor custom
and commercial applications in NCSC Linux environment;
Support the Initiation, preparation, follow-up and defence of the
specialist applications upgrades in front of the Change
Management Board.
Assist in the rollout and deployment of new features and
installations inside the NCIRC perimeter
Create extensive documentation for current and future
configuration processes and policies;
Develop and maintain O&M Standard Operating Procedures for
developed capabilities, implementing testing strategies and
document results.
Diagnoses and troubleshoots problems inside NCSC
environment related to Linux O/S's and their integration with the
rest of infrastructure (e.g. AD Domain, SSO solution, web solution,
Log Aggregation)
Generate solutions to complex problems which integrate into
NCSC environment
Identify issues and create improvement processes to help with
the reduction of incidents / outage times
Work with Service Management team on standard operating
procedures including Incident, Problem and Change Management
to ensure the monitoring of the systems
Duties & Role:
Requirements Description: Essential to have a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science
combined with a minimum of 1 year experience as Linux Engineer
or similar position
Mandatory:
Skill, Knowledge & Experience: 1-year Experience with Linux server administration, including
installation, configuration, and maintenance of servers specifically
on RHEL;
Software engineering skills including programming and/or
scripting knowledge;
Experience with Ansible.
Familiarity with virtualization technologies such as VMWARE
Understanding of security best practices and experience in
implementing security measures on Linux systems (e.g., firewalls,
encryption, access control).
Candidate holds/has held Red Hat certifications. Priority will be
given to candidates with both Administrator and Engineer related
Red Hat certifications.
Desirable:
Experience with Red Hat Satellite and packaging
Good knowledge on Observability practices.
Experience with containerization tools like Podman and Docker.
Experience with Atlassian tools for tasks and documentation
Knowledge of virtualization on-premises (VMware is a plus)
Participation in the open-source community and contribution to
relevant projects.
Prior experience of working in an international environment
comprising both military and civilian elements
Education:
- A minimum requirement of a Bachelor's degree at a nationally
recognised/certified University in a related discipline and 1 years
post-related experience;
Equivalent NATO Grade: G12
IWC Work Location: Mons, BE
Full time on-site: Yes
Duration of the requirement
Required Start Date: 03-NOV-2026
End Contract Date: 30-DEC-2026
Total Scope of the request (hours): 340
Specific Working Conditions: - The work will be executed on site at the NCI Agency offices at
SHAPE, Mons, Belgium.
- Normal office environment with standard working hours,
- Out of hours working might be required to support established
maintenance activities
- Exceptionally may be contacted during out-of-hours periods to
support delivery of critical services
Travel required:
- Travel may be required to NATO site locations to support
troubleshooting of devices.
Up to two (2) days of travel to NATO locations within Belgium are
foreseen for this requirement. Such travel shall be considered
commuting and will not be treated or reimbursed as Temporary
Duty (TDY).
Required Security Clearance: NATO Secret
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