Frontend Software Engineer — Secure Mission Systems
Frontend Software Engineer — Secure Mission Systems
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.
- At least four years of professional software-development experience.
- Hands-on experience building frontend applications with React and TypeScript.
- Using Cesium or CesiumJS for map-based or geospatial application features.
- Working with FastAPI and Flask in support of frontend-to-backend integration.
- Experience working with GitLab-based development workflows.
- Developing or deploying software in OpenShift environments.
- Understanding of secure software-development lifecycle practices.
- Writing and maintaining automated tests.
- Ability to write clear, maintainable, and testable code.
- Clear technical documentation and communication skills.
- Experience That Can Strengthen Your FitExperience with several of the following can improve alignment, but deep expertise in every area is not expected:
- Cesium, CesiumJS, or another geospatial or mapping framework
- Map-based, spatial, or data-visualization applications
- OpenShift, Kubernetes, or another containerized environment
- GitLab and secure CI/CD workflows
- FastAPI, Flask, Python, or API development
- Automated testing and vulnerability remediation
- Defense, aerospace, command-and-control, or mission-planning software
- Frontend integration of AI-assisted recommendations or decision-support capabilities
- Why Rackner
- At Rackner, you will have the opportunity to build secure technology that supports critical defense and public-sector missions.
- You will work on more than isolated frontend requirements. This role brings together hands-on software development, interactive data experiences, secure delivery, API integration, and close collaboration across frontend, backend, AI/ML, security, platform, and mission-focused teams.
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