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System Automation - Agile Developer - Level 3

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variteFort George G Meade (MD)

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$100 - $118.5/hr

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Job Description: Job Description Pay Rate Range: $100 - $118.5/hr. on W2Mandatory: Active TS/SCI clearance with Full Scope (FS) polygraph, and CI poly within last 7 years
Position Overview: Modernizing a legacy operational system using a microservices-based architecture and cutting-edge technologies. The System Automation Software Engineer will be responsible for utilizing a test framework to execute manual and automated tests; authoring tests utilizing Cucumber and Playwright; Knowledgeable in microservices design architecture, CI/CD, test frameworks and automation, and Agile Methodology; executing load and performance testing, chaos testing, functional testing and end-to-end testing; agile development and delivery of software; communication and collaboration with team members and stakeholders.
Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college in a related discipline, plus 9 years of experience; or Master's degree plus 7 years of experience; or equivalent experience/combined education Active TS/SCI clearance with Full Scope (FS) polygraph, and CI poly within last 7 years
Required Skills:
  • Utilizing a test framework to execute manual and automated tests
  • Authoring tests utilizing Cucumber and Playwright
  • Knowledgeable in microservices design architecture, CI/CD, test frameworks and automation, Agile Methodology
  • Execute load and performance testing, chaos testing, functional testing and end-to-end testing
  • Agile development and delivery of software
  • Communicate and collaborate effectively with other team members and stakeholders
Desired Skills:
  • (2 of the following preferred)
  • Playwright, Cucumber, JMeter, Swagger (or similar API tool), Selenium Tools: Cypress, 508 testing tools (JAWS or NVDA)S/W: Java, JavaScript, Python, Ansible
  • Other: Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD, GitLab, Jira

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