Sr. Specialist, Software Engineering
Sr. Specialist, Software Engineering
Posted 47 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Support development and integration of Satellite Ground Systems solutions
- Work with team lead to help decompose the work needed to implement new features or address defects within the operational software.
- Work with the development team using agile methodologies combined with mature software practices and a technology-supported development infrastructure.
- Develop new software and adapt existing software by implementing new capabilities.
- Maintain cognizance of industry tools, best practices, and procedures.
- Interface with customers to understand use cases and define requirements, design Cloud capable solutions, support system level testing, and field the solution in customer environments to support the mission
- Communicate with leadership on status, issues, milestones, and successes.
- Ability to get a SECRET clearance which requires US Citizenship.
- Bachelor's Degree and minimum 6 years of prior software experience. Graduate Degree and a minimum of 4 years of prior related experience. In lieu of a degree, minimum of 10 years of prior software experience.
- Linux and Linux tools (sed, grep, awk, top, etc.)Experience with at least one of the following: Python, javascript/nodejs/typescript
- Postgres or other SQL database experience
- Cloud platform experience (e.g., AWS)
- Experience with Agile development processes (Agile, Scrum, Continuous Delivery)
- Experience with Agile software development best practices and tools (SAFe, Jira, Git, etc.) and participation in continuous Agile planning and coordination.
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