Software Engineer L3 (Java/Spring Boot and CI/CD) (TBSWE3-000143)
Software Engineer L3 (Java/Spring Boot and CI/CD) (TBSWE3-000143)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Active TS/SCI clearance with Full Scope Polygraph.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering or Computer Science and 12 years of experience in software engineering, or 16 years of experience in software engineering without a degree.
- Specific knowledge of the Spring Boot framework.
- Experience developing front-end web applications.
- Experience developing, maintaining, and enhancing complex and diverse software systems based on documented requirements.
- Working knowledge of microservices deployment patterns.
- Experience using testing frameworks and reviewing and testing software components against design requirements.
- Required technical skills: Java, Spring Boot, Mongo, Kafka, JMS, Kubernetes, Docker, and CI/CD.Ability to work onsite at Fort Meade, MD.Benefits provided by our client:
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage for the employee and family, 100% employer-paid (HMO HSA Silver plan), plus a Health Savings Account
- Five weeks (200 hours) of paid leave per year
- Eleven (11) paid federal holidays per year 401k with an employer contribution equal to 10% of salary
- Reimbursement for approved training, up to three days (24 hours) per year, including books and related conference or class travel
- Reimbursement of professional fees, such as IEEE membership and licenses
- Short-term and long-term disability insurance
- Term life insurance equal to annual salary, up to $100KReferral matching bonus program
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