Cyber Software Engineer II
Cyber Software Engineer II
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Provide custom software design and development of CNO tools and techniques.
- Design and develop end-to-end data flow and tasking into CNO tools developed.
- Provide/author documentation, participate in design, code, and software readiness reviews in accordance with the Government's software development procedures and processes.
- The Level 2 CNO Analyst/Programmer shall possess the following capabilities:
- Programs in Assembly, C, C++, Java, Perl, or Python.
- Develop Windows applications using Visual Studio or .NET environments; UNIX applications using make files or comparable build environments; or, Embedded or mobile platform development using proprietary, GOTS, or open-source build environments.
- Provide/author documentation, participate in design, code, and software readiness reviews as prescribed by the Government's software development procedures and processes.
- Design and develop end-to-end data flow and tasking for CNO tools developed.
- Provide/author and participate in technical presentations on assigned projects.
- Experience analyzing user requirements to derive software design and performance requirements
- Software analysis or reverse engineeringCNO development concepts
- Unit testing frameworks and practices
- Interested? Learn more:
- Click the apply button to learn more about this position (#26-01028).
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