Frontend Software Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

henpenReston (VA)

Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Front-End Software Engineer – React / Type ScriptA defense and advanced-technology organization is seeking a Front-End Software Engineer to develop sophisticated web applications supporting simulation, modeling, optimization, and complex physical systems. This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer who enjoys working at the intersection of software development, science, data visualization, and UI/UX.Key Qualifications:2+ years of software development experience Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related technical field Strong Java Script and/or Type Script experience Strong React, HTML, and CSS skills Front-end web application development experienceUI/UX or user-centered design experience Active U.S. Government SECRET clearance – required Highly Desirable:Java or Python Spring Boot or Redux WebGL / OpenGLData visualizationREST APIsFront-end testing frameworks Scientific, simulation, engineering, aerospace, or defense software experience You'll collaborate with Research Scientists and Software Engineers to create intuitive interfaces and visualizations for technically complex applications, contributing from concept and prototyping through testing and deployment. Location: Reston, VA Clearance: Active SECRET required Employment: Full-Time All inquiries will be handled confidentially. Interested and qualified? Please apply or contact Henry for additional details.

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