Front End Application Developer

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leidosLaurel (MD)

Web DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Overview In this role you support ONI’s Technology and Innovation Directorate by shaping the architecture and user-facing aspects of the new Production and Dissemination system. You will work on migrating backend systems to a modern environment and developing a unified enterprise web interface. Your contributions help disseminate maritime intelligence to deter and inform customers and allies, with impact across multiple departments. This opportunity offers hands-on FE development at a critical national security mission with cross-functional collaboration. Responsibilities Serve as subject matter expert on software development and web design framework Troubleshoot advanced workflows and enable new workflows for future products in the production tool Provide front-end site page customization to align with customer branding Provide data analytics support as applicable Communicate with stakeholders about connectivity and systems issues Create detailed documentation and guides for senior officials Key requirements Active DoD Top Secret/SCI clearanceIAT Level II or higher certification (or ability to obtain within 30 days)Front-End Web Development experience Proficiency in scripting with Java Script, Angular, Perl, NodeJS and/or Python Experience with web framework languages such as JSONStrong web design/UI module expertise Ability to translate technical concepts into clear, non-technical writing Experience in preparation of standard operating procedures Travel up to 10% to JBABEffective communication Cross-functional collaboration Technical writing Front-End Web Development Java Script Angular

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