Lead Software Engineer
$100,000 to $120,000
ApplyLead Software Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$100,000 to $120,000
About the role
- Design, develop, and maintain API scripts to configure and extract relevant data for transfer across diverse tools, teams, and networks.* Implement automated information transfer protocols optimized for throughput and aligned with program knowledge parity objectives.* Establish and enforce quality control measures to ensure data integrity and accuracy throughout the information pipeline.* Develop dynamic dashboards for real-time visualization of DEE data to enhance situational awareness and support timely decision-making.* Collaborate with partners, government customers, and internal teams to ensure secure and efficient ecosystem operations.* Troubleshoot and resolve integration issues across multiple platforms and security classification levels.
- Ability to obtain and maintain security clearance.* Must be able to work on-site.* Strong experience in API development, scripting, and data integration.* Proficiency in data visualization tools and dashboard development.* Solid understanding of secure network environments and permission-based access systems.* Excellent problem-solving and communication skills for cross-functional collaboration.* Active security clearance preferred; candidates with a recently inactive/expired clearance (within the past 24 months) are strongly encouraged to apply, as eligibility may be reinstated through the standard sponsorship process. Nice to Have/Preferred* Active secret security clearance.* Experience with Digital Engineering Ecosystems or similar collaborative platforms.* Familiarity with aerospace industry standards and government compliance requirements.* Knowledge of automated data transfer protocols and optimization techniques.* Background in cybersecurity practices for classified environments.* Hands-on experience with cloud-based solutions and model-based systems engineering (MBSE) tools.
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