Senior Software QA Engineer Tester-GEOINT Remote / Telecommute Jobs
clearanceAugusta (GA)
Senior Software QA Engineer Tester-GEOINT Remote / Telecommute Jobs
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clearanceAugusta (GA)
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About the role
Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer TesterRemote Augusta, GA. Top Secret/SCI Polygraph not specified Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience) Salary not specifiedSENIOR SOFTWARE QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER TESTER (SECDEVOPS PIPELINE DEVELOPER, PYTHON EXPERT) Primary duty location: Fort Gordon, GA. – On-Site with limited telework Support the U.S. Army INSCOM Scalable GEOINT Architecture Contractor Manpower Equivalent (CME) Information Technology Support Services contract. The role supports Army GEOINT Office systems, software, security, and mission users.
Responsibilities:
Develop and execute test plans, scripts, and automated software testing tools; identify, document, and track defects. Perform regression, integration, compatibility, and release-readiness testing; collaborate with developers on defect resolution. Support secure software development and maintain a DevSecOps environment in accordance with Government policy changes. Use Python expertise to support testing automation and secure delivery workflows; support container-based solutions such as Docker and Kubernetes as applicable. Assist in documenting test procedures, software configuration, results, and quality standards.
Education and Experience:
7-10+ years in DevOps and QA. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field or relevant experience. Expertise in building and securing CI/CD pipelines, advanced Python scripting, and experience with automated security testing tools. Desired: Certifications like CKA (Certified Kubernetes Administrator) or AWS Certified DevOps Engineer Security Clearance - Active TS/SCI clearance
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