Minimum Education: Master’s degree. Clearance: Secret Commercial (Baseline) Certificates: IAT II: Please see Section 3.0, Attachment 1 – GSP Labor Categories (LCAT) of GSP IDIQ PWS, Commercial Certificates for DoD 8570.01-M certificate requirement, CE: Professional (expert preferred) level certificate for supported technology as approved by the Government Task Manager and COR. Examples include: Server: Microsoft Discipline - Microsoft MCSA Server 2016 (or most current) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Red Hat Discipline - RedHat Certified Administrator (RHCA) (or most recent) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Cloud: Microsoft MCSE - Windows Server 2016 (or most recent) or Azure or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR VMware Certified Professional 7 (or most recent) - Cloud Management and Automation or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Amazon Web Services (or most recent) - SysOP Administrator or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Virtualization: VMWare Certified Professional 6.7 (or most current) - Data Center Virtualization or higher VMware certification or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Active Directory: MCSA Microsoft Server 2016 (or most recent) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR System Center (SCCM or SCOM): Microsoft MCSA/MCSE Mobility, System Center Manager (or most recent) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Application Virtualization: Citrix Certified Associate CCA-V, preferred Citrix Certified Professional CCP-V (or most recent) or higher Citrix certification Storage: NetApp Certified Data Administrator, ONTAP or DECS-IE Specialist Unity (or most recent) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Desktop: Microsoft MCSA Windows 10 (or most recent) or equivalent as approved by Government Task Manager and COR Experience in this Discipline: Eight (8) years of progressive experience demonstrating the required proficiency. Functional Responsibility: The Information Systems Analyst - Level IV may perform or oversee systems analysis of highly complex computer and networking systems. This position works in conjunction with architecture, engineering and sustainment to provide overall integration of systems peripherals so that they operate correctly within a predefined environment. The Information Systems Analyst - Level IV provides guidance and direction to Level II and Level III Information Systems Analysts. This position develops or assists with creation of technical documentation to include but not limited to detailed installation procedures, standard operating procedures, and knowledge base articles. Level IV performs more independent thinking, complex tasks with little to no supervision compared to a Level III, and may supervise others.