Software Engineer Level 5
prescient edgeWashington (DC)
Software Engineer Level 5
Posted today
prescient edgeWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will plan, design, develop, test, install, and maintain complex software systems supporting Multi-INT processing. You will produce technical and user documentation, provide training, and coordinate with other development teams through the software life cycle. You will solve challenging integration and system engineering problems for a federal client. This position offers impact within a mission-focused, veteran-owned company delivering DoD and intelligence community solutions. You will work in Washington, DC, contributing to high-impact software initiatives with security clearance requirements. Compensation / Benefits competitive salary with performance bonus comprehensive healthcare (medical, vision, dental, orthodontia) retirement plan with no vesting schedule tuition reimbursement on-the-job training networking opportunities
Responsibilities:
Plan, design, develop, test, install and maintain complex software systems Produce technical and user documentation Provide user training and system orientation Consult with other software development teams across the SDLC
Key requirements:
15 years experience applying relevant software development methodologies and practices Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics, Engineering or Computer Science Security clearance TS/SCI or TS and ability to obtain SCI Traditional and modern object-oriented programming techniques State-of-the-art software development tools Software development life cycle knowledge
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