Systems Engineer

Systems Engineer III – Research Infrastructure

Bryan, Texas - On Site Full-time

We are looking for a Systems Engineer III to support advanced research computing environments and technical infrastructure in Bryan, Texas. This role works closely with researchers, engineers, and IT teams to design, deploy, and maintain secure, high-performance computing, data, and networking environments that support complex research and testing activities.

You will play a key role in supporting research labs, instrumentation systems, and secure computing platforms, helping enable innovative research across areas such as cybersecurity, instrumentation, data analytics, and modeling \& simulation.

Key Responsibilities

• Support and maintain research computing infrastructure including servers, networks, workstations, and lab systems
• Deploy and manage Linux and Windows environments, virtualization, and scientific software
• Collaborate with research teams to design and implement computing solutions for new projects
• Assist with cybersecurity and compliance frameworks including NIST 800-171 and export-controlled research environments
• Integrate and support data acquisition systems, industrial control networks, and instrumentation platforms
• Develop documentation and deliver training for research users on secure computing and data workflows

Key Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
• \~4\+ years of experience supporting complex compute, network, or research IT environments
• Experience with Linux/Windows administration, scripting (Python/Bash/PowerShell), and infrastructure troubleshooting
• Ability to work within secure and compliance-driven environments
• Eligible to obtain U.S. Department of Defense security clearance

This is an exciting opportunity to work in a high-impact research environment supporting advanced technology development and testing, collaborating with government, industry, and academic partners.

If you enjoy solving complex technical challenges and working at the intersection of research, engineering, and secure computing, we would love to hear from you.