Senior Software Engineer & QA Analyst (TS/SCI)
allen integrated solutionsFort Belvoir (VA)
Senior Software Engineer & QA Analyst (TS/SCI)
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allen integrated solutionsFort Belvoir (VA)
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About the role
Software Engineer / Quality Assurance Analyst - Senior - #883 Software Engineer / Quality Assurance Analyst - Senior - #883TS/SCI w/CI Poly REQUIRED
Experience:
Eight years of experience in software design, writing source code, control of source code, reviewing code, configuration management, change management, program testing, integration of software, and release management process.
Five Years of experience in software development and software quality assurance.
Five years of experience writing code to automated Quality Assurance & Quality Control (QA/QC) tests.
Five Years of experience with Web Based Testing Applications.
Five Years of experience with Agile Development Process.
Five Years of experience Performing Manual and Automated Testing.
Three years of experience working with Azure DEVOPS Server (Source Code Repository).
Certifications:
TS/SCI clearance with SBI and ability to attain SI, TK, G, HCS, and NATO Secret clearance. DoD 8140.03 IAT Level II /Intermediate certification.
Education:
- Master's degree in software design, engineering, or computer science with 8 years of Experience.
- Bachelor's degree in one of the above fields with 10 years of experience in the same disciplines.
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