Senior Software Developer
$120,800.00 - $217,400.00
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Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,800.00 - $217,400.00
About the role
- Defining requirements and designing solutions for M&S software
- Participating in technical discussions to assist in near-term and long-term planning
- Developing software and automated tests using C/C++ and Python on Windows and Linux Platforms
- Leading technical tasks which could include directing and overseeing the work of less experienced developers
- Working alongside a team, including mentoring junior software developers on C++, development practices, and software design
- Required Clearance: Must be a US Citizen eligible for a Top Secret Clearance
- What Required Skills You'll Bring: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering or Equivalent with 8+ years of experience, OR Master's Degree with 6+ years of experience, OR Ph.D. with 4+ years of experience
- Strong C++ programming skills
- Experience developing products with regular release cycles
- Good written and oral communication skills, as well as a desire to work with a highly technical team
- What Desired Skills You'll Bring: Software development in a DevOps or DevSecOps environment
- Experience working with an AGILE software development team
- Python programming skills including integration of C++ code with Python
- Mentoring experience
- Experience working with environmental datasets such as terrain, road networks, atmospheric data, RF propagation data, etc. or signature data
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