Senior Software Developer
prescient edgeDoral (FL)
Senior Software Developer
Posted today
prescient edgeDoral (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will develop visualization software in JavaScript to help users understand data through event and relationship modeling. You will work with cross-functional teams to translate complex problems into usable tools for non-developers, while staying current with JS and related technologies. Your work supports DoD/IC-focused intelligence and security solutions, with a strong emphasis on GIS-enabled data visualization. This is a mission-driven opportunity at a veteran-owned firm that values collaboration and growth. Compensation / Benefits competitive salary with performance bonus opportunities comprehensive healthcare benefits (medical, vision, dental) retirement plan with no vesting schedule career development opportunities (training, tuition reimbursement) positive work environment veteran-owned small business status
Responsibilities:
Develop visualization software using JavaScript following industry design patterns Collaborate with other developers to ensure progress Create tools for users who are not software developers Leverage peers to better understand trends and technology adoption patterns Stay current with JavaScript and related languages, UI design techniques, and database tools Work with Esri ArcGIS Enterprise systems
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or 5+ years front-end development with fluency in JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Node.js, and AI/ML Experience with Phyton, Grunt, Node, AngularJS, ArangoDB, SQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL Working knowledge of Elastic, Dgraph, ArangoDB, SQL Server, PostgreSQL Active Top-Secret clearance with SCI eligibility collaboration problem-solving learning mindset JavaScript HTML5 CSS3
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