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Software Developer, Backend (TS/SCI)

Posted 3 days ago

beyond sofReston (VA)

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About the role

Software Developer, Backend (TS/SCI) Reston, VA, USAFull-time
Clearance: Top Secret/SCIJob Description
This is an opportunity to build cutting-edge solutions in direct support of unconventional warfare clients. You'll work with a team to develop frontend applications or backend services. With mentoring, positive code reviews, and opportunities to learn new tools and skills, we focus on growing as a team to make the best solutions for our customers. Join us as we build, design, and test systems that will change unconventional warfare from vision to production-ready system.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications: 3-5 years of experience in any of the following:
  • Experience with development of web-services using Java, C# or Python against big-data technologies 1-3 years of experience in any of the following:
  • Developing web applications using JavaScript/Typescript and a related framework (Angular, React, or Vue) including building HTML and CSS Java spring
  • Experience with usability analysis, automated testing development (unit and E2E)
  • Ability to obtain 8570 Compliance Security+ certification within 6 months of start-date
  • Experience with switching between different languages and learning new ones, as necessary 3+ years of experience in working closely with software development teams
Desired Qualifications: DoD 8570 Compliant Security+ or CISSP Certification prior to starting on contract Experience with the following:
  • Gitlab CI/CD pipeline creation (or Jenkins)
  • Software development against Cloud Services (Azure/AWS)
  • Working with various intelligence disciplines, including GEOINT, HUMINT, MASINT, OSINT, and SIGINT and a comprehension of the data and tools associated with these disciplines
  • Testing frameworks, including Jasmine, Karma, or Selenium
  • Command-line scripting
  • Using JavaScript visualization libraries, including D3, Leaflet, CytoscapeJS, and VizJS

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