M365 Cloud Administrator

Date PostedJune 1, 2026LocationWashington, DC (Remote)CompanyLeidosSalary$50,700.00 - $91,650.00TypeMid Level

Job Summary

The Cloud Administrator will support the ESA V program by managing and maintaining Microsoft 365 services for U.S. Government customers. The role focuses on workstation support, cloud environment optimization, and ensuring secure access for a mobile, zero-trust workforce. Key responsibilities include configuring M365 applications, troubleshooting incidents, and collaborating with cross-functional infrastructure teams.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and maintain M365 services
  • Configure and troubleshoot cloud applications
  • Collaborate with infrastructure and security teams
  • Provide incident support and weekly reporting

Required Skills

  • Microsoft 365 administration
  • Cloud environment support (Azure/AWS/Google)
  • System log analysis and monitoring
  • Strong documentation and communication

Job Details

Responsibilities: • Manage and maintain Microsoft technologies and services. • Configure, troubleshoot, and enhance M365 services and applications. • Collaborate with cloud support team members to support end-users. • Utilize Microsoft 365 tools to maximize productivity, collaboration, and data security. • Complete incident tickets and service requests within SLA guidelines. • Work with desktop support, infrastructure, networking, and security engineering teams to resolve environmental issues. • Attend internal and customer-facing meetings. • Provide weekly reporting of issues and projects. • Support a mobile, zero-trust, and geographically diverse customer base. Required Qualifications: • BS degree in Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or related technical field (or equivalent experience). • 0-2 years of relevant experience in a technical environment. • Experience utilizing and supporting cloud environments (Microsoft, AWS, Google, etc.). • Ability to monitor and analyze logs, alerts, and reports for effective troubleshooting. • Ability to assist with endpoint patching and security compliance. • Excellent communication skills for interfacing with executive-level and individual contributors. • Strong documentation skills and self-management capabilities. • Must be a U.S. Citizen and subject to a Government Public Trust security investigation.