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Lead DevSecOps Engineer

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mantech internationalTampa (FL)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you lead platform engineering to architect and operate enterprise CI/CD pipelines, enabling hundreds of mission-critical applications. You work closely with cross-functional teams to embed automated security controls and standards into developer workflows, delivering scalable, reliable platform capabilities. You will drive automation across build, test, and deployment, ensuring high availability. This opportunity combines cutting-edge technology with national security impact, offering growth and hands-on influence in a mission-driven environment.
Responsibilities: Architect, implement, and optimize automated CI/CD pipelines for hundreds of enterprise applications Develop, test, deploy, and maintain hardened containerized applications and orchestration workflows Integrate automated security testing (SAST/DAST), vulnerability scanning, and compliance into build cycles Manage source control, automated builds/releases, and artifact management across the platform Collaborate with platform engineers and stakeholders to establish repeatable deployment baselines and standards Troubleshoot complex build, integration, and deployment issues to ensure high availability and pipeline reliability
Key requirements: 8+ years of progressive engineering experience Experience implementing enterprise-scale DevSecOps pipelines (Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, or similar) Experience with containerized apps (Docker, Kubernetes) Strong knowledge of Git and end-to-end CI/CD methodologies Understanding of software build processes, packaging, and artifact lifecycle Security-first mindset with automated security controls in developer workflows collaboration with cross-functional teams problem-solving and troubleshooting ability to operate in a security-conscious, mission-driven environment Jenkins GitLab CI/CD Docker

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