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The Software Engineer develops and enhances diverse software systems, analyzes user requirements, debugs software, improves documentation, designs new features, integrates software, and develops algorithms while working individually or as part of a team.

The Cryptologic Computer Scientist will design, develop, and operate solutions for cryptologic computer science problems, such as forensics, network protection, and system penetration, using advanced computer science skills. Applicants must have relevant experience in computer systems research, simulation, software design, and algorithm analysis.

The Reverse Engineer will conduct technical analysis of malicious binaries, utilizing controlled execution and static analysis of assembly code. The role requires overcoming analysis countermeasures to determine functionality, assist in attribution to adversaries, and identify compromise indicators, ultimately enabling malware detection and mitigation strategies.

The Sr. Database Engineer will lead the development, implementation, and management of complex database systems. This includes directing the overall database structure, creating workflows, fulfilling requirements from project inception to conclusion, and addressing scaling and optimization issues. The engineer will utilize various technologies and methodologies in cloud environments.

The Database Engineer 2 at Themis Insight will provide technical expertise for database design, development, implementation, data flow, and analysis. Responsibilities include leading development of database structures, parser software, loading software, and supporting Python based ReST endpoints and microservices.

The Principal Systems Engineer will analyze user requirements, develop system specifications, and provide technical leadership in design and implementation. Responsibilities include managing system compatibility, creating engineering documentation, guiding system development, and communicating technical considerations with the government and other stakeholders.

The Research Analyst/Desk Officer will assist in closing intelligence gaps by conducting research, managing projects, and improving processes. The role involves collaboration with various stakeholders, analyzing and summarizing information, and identifying new technical tools to help achieve the organization's goals. The position demands adaptability in fast-paced environments and includes occasional travel.

The Network Evaluator will assess the security and resilience of U.S. government and military networks against potential attacks, offering advice on countermeasures and providing detailed evaluation reports to clients. The role requires significant experience in network security and related fields, as well as the ability to communicate findings effectively.

The Software Engineer will develop, maintain, and enhance complex software systems, work in teams, and resolve software issues. They will provide middleware support, automation for teams, assist with technical writing for customer support, develop user interfaces, and manage data pipelines and analytics.

As a Principal Software Developer, you will design, develop, troubleshoot, and analyze complex software systems. The role involves advising hardware engineers, deploying software, maintaining logs, and supporting various development methodologies. You will work on software product maintenance, testing, and integration while utilizing various configuration management tools and programming languages.

The Help Desk Lead will manage a small team of Help Desk professionals, triage and remediate tickets, handle escalations, generate reports, communicate with technical teams and government users, and support configuration management. The role involves exceptional communication skills and experience in report generation and functional documentation.

The Software Engineer will enhance workflows, update logic, modify forms, and integrate APIs while improving ticket routing and developing status tracking. They will work on diverse software systems, analyze user requirements, debug software, and lead projects through proper documentation and process standards.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will support the USCYBERCOM by developing offensive and defensive cyber capabilities, coordinating with the government on cybersecurity policies, and analyzing information to provide engineering guidance. Responsibilities include maintaining knowledge of DOD cybersecurity policies, developing documentation, conducting research, and presenting complex topics to various audiences.