Field Systems Engineer — Military Health IT (DDIL)
Rackner, Remote — United States +1
The role
Location: Remote — United States (Home Station) Travel: Frequent travel, including overseas and austere locations Security Clearance: Active Secret required
Keep Critical Systems Running. Support Military Medicine in the Field.
Military medical teams depend on technology that works, even when network connectivity is limited or unavailable.
Rackner is seeking a Field Systems Engineer to support Joint Operational Medicine Information Systems (JOMIS) and related technology in disconnected, degraded, intermittent, or limited-connectivity (DDIL) environments. You'll help prepare, maintain, secure, and restore equipment used during exercises, system fielding, and deployed operations.
This is an opportunity for an engineer who enjoys hands-on problem-solving, takes ownership of challenging technical work, and wants to contribute to military healthcare beyond traditional office environments.