DOD Secret - On Site - Full Stack .NET developer
avtc groupIndian Head (MD)
DOD Secret - On Site - Full Stack .NET developer
Posted 11 days ago
avtc groupIndian Head (MD)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Software Developer Software Developer with Java rich client and web application development experience, a strong core Java knowledge, and knowledge of full stack. NET web development. The selected candidate will be responsible for researching, designing, developing, and/or modifying enterprise-wide systems and/or application software. Experience using Java/Java-script technologies (SWT, SWING, RCP, JSP, EJB) Experience with full stack. NET web development (SQL database; C# backend; JavaScript [jQuery]; HTML/CSS) Solid understanding of Object-Oriented Principles and concepts, and design patterns and their applications Knowledge of databases (MySQL/T-SQL, SQL-Server, SQL development and TOAD) Working knowledge of both rich client and web application development using current MVC frameworks Experience with software configuration management processes and performing Software CM functions on a major project/program Working knowledge of PC-based software tools for project tracking and collaboration tools, integration, build, and release of software, software configuration management and source control tools (ex. Azure DevOps, JIRA, GIT/SVN) Experience using Java development tools (ex. Maven, Eclipse, etc.)Excellent oral and written communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team environment and directly with customers
Requirements Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree or higher from an accredited University in an IT related field and three-five (3-5) years of experience in software development/engineering is required The selected applicant must have a DoD 8570/5239 IAT Level 2 Certification (Security + CE) or IAT Level 3 Certification (CASP or CISSP)
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