SAS Viya4 Administrator/Consultant/Admin/Architect

About the Role

We are seeking a consultant to support a variety of insider threat tasks for a SAS customer in the Intelligence Community. This consultant would be working with a team of fellow SAS consultants on an ongoing project that started more than 10 years ago and has had a significant impact on national security. The current solution integrates more than 100 different data sources into an advanced SAS Visual Investigator environment with nearly 30 entities and dozens of VA reports woven into the framework.

Applicants must be proficient in SAS Viya 4 administration, upgrades, and have a solid understanding of Kubernetes. Applicants must be willing to obtain a TS/SCI w/polygraph security clearance, and live to the DC area (or relocate to DC area). Must be willing to work from client site up to 5 days per week.

Requirements

• SAS Viya 4 Administrative knowledge/understanding
• Working expertise with Kubernetes (AKS, EKS, OpenShift, or equivalent)
• Experience troubleshooting containerized applications at scale
• Must be currently located in or willing to relocate to the Washington DC area
• Must be willing to work from client site up to 5 days per week
• Must be a US citizen willing to obtain a TS/SCI security clearance
• Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Computer Science, Economics, Mathematics or related field

Preferred Qualifications

• Current Top Secret clearance with CI or full‑scope polygraph
• Master's degree preferably in Business, Computer Science, Economics, Mathematics, or related field
• Prior experience with Agile development
• Analytics, business intelligence and/or data management experience
• Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
• Ability to work as an individual or part of a team
• Knowledge of SAS products, peripheral technologies, and implementation best practices
• Good problem solving, organizational, decision‑making written, oral, and interpersonal skills
• Previous Federal government experience
• Understanding of open‑source programming languages