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Overview: In this role you will drive software integration for CANES-hosted systems within the NIWC Pacific scope. You’ll work with the Integration engineering team to define hosting standards, develop installation and testing procedures, and ensure software verification and validation against hosting requirements. You’ll lead technical reviews, coordinate with government and contractor teams, and mentor engineers to deliver compliant, secure, and scalable integrations. This position offers impact across critical Navy networking programs and opportunities to shape how hosted applications meet confidential standards. Compensation / Benefits health, life, disability, and retirement benefits paid leave professional development and tuition assistance work-life programs remote/hybrid options reward programs
Responsibilities: Develop software integration strategies and plans Support weekly senior-level meetings with government staff on execution Provide senior engineering expertise for special projects Coordinate with functional leads on schedule, design and delivery Guide integration team on technical requirements Develop solutions for future integration requirements Mentor and train new engineers on requirements Provide interface for System Integration Test Events Coordinate with lab leadership on software testing Provide onsite integration leadership for complex applications Review IE documentation including HACSIM and load procedures Provide primary interface to application teams
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline 15 years of experience in Navy networking programs up to SCI level CompTIA Security+ CE 10 years in network and software design integration across UNIX, LINUX, Solaris and Intel platforms Proficient in software development including security, scripting, and automation Operating system certifications including server+, Cloud, VCP, CCNA and/or MS server training Extensive Navy experience Active Top Secret clearance US citizen mentoring and training of engineers strong coordination with cross-functional teams effective communication and stakeholder management ACS Red Hat IaC (Infrastructure as Code) CloudFormation/CDK

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