CNO Developer, BS+6 yrs or MS+4 yrs
linkFort George G Meade (MD)
CNO Developer, BS+6 yrs or MS+4 yrs
Posted 7 days ago
linkFort George G Meade (MD)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
CNO Software Engineer You will act as a general-purpose CNO software engineer for up-and-coming projects where you will design, develop, prototype, modify, and integrate solutions to provide mission-centric results. You will work closely with analysts, operators, data scientists and other software engineers to provide mission tactical support.
Responsibilities:
- Augment existing toolsets.
- Derive, document, and analyze requirements.
- Build prototypes to demonstrate understanding of mission requirements.
- Produce end toolsets that can operate within mission constraints. Skills Requirements
- Familiar with Endpoint based systems
- Experience with Rust.
- Produce and modify software systems in C/C++/Python.
- Provide support for fielded software systems.
- Familiarity with Git and Subversion.
- Atlassian Tools (Jira, Confluence).
Nice to Haves:
- Experience with reverse engineering Linux and embedded platforms.
- Experience with any of the following: Java, JavaScript, Bash, PowerShell, Perl, C#, Rust, Assembly.
- Experience with developing CNO specific software in Linux/Windows/Embedded applications.
- Experience with Vulnerability Research and Exploit development.
- Knowledge of end-to-end SIGINT collection and analysis systems.
- Experience with production CNO capabilities and operations. YOE Requirement: 6 yrs., B.S. in a technical discipline or 4 yrs. w/ M.S., 4 yrs. of additional SWE experience may be substituted for a bachelor's degree.
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