Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

Develop and maintain THAAD Ground component software through requirements analysis, object-oriented design, coding, unit and integration testing, formal test support, and delivery. Responsibilities include implementing functionality and bug fixes, troubleshooting, coordinating across Ground Systems and customer teams, tracking development metrics, and supporting schedules, estimates, resource planning, and staffing plans. The role requires C/C++ development, Agile teamwork, and an active Secret clearance.

Design, develop, document, test, and debug software for critical military communication systems. Participate in Agile ceremonies, apply software development lifecycle practices, support model-based engineering and systems integration, and contribute to verification and automated testing. Candidates should understand enterprise integration, infrastructure fundamentals, and software testing techniques. The role requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance with special facility access.

Develops, designs, documents, tests, integrates, and debugs software throughout the full software engineering lifecycle. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, object-oriented design, coding, unit testing, formal test support, documentation, error correction, and ensuring software standards are met. Requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and support for mission-focused applications.

Designs, integrates, tests, and analyzes data from Command, Control and Communications systems supporting radar, sensors, communications, threat evaluation, and weapon engagement. Troubleshoots system performance using software engineering, algorithm development, analytical, and problem-solving skills. The role requires a computer-related bachelor’s degree, object-oriented programming experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a government security clearance and special facility access.

Develop software for geospatial intelligence applications supporting the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Responsibilities include requirements verification, software development, operational support, and participation in Scrum teams. The role may involve Angular, Java, Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD tools, JEE/Spring, web services, and AI prompting. Candidates must hold a STEM bachelor’s degree, be U.S. citizens, and meet eligibility requirements for classified information access.

Develops, integrates, tests, and maintains software for C4ISR and advanced aircraft development programs. Responsibilities span requirements generation, software and system design, coding, unit testing, integration, flight testing, simulation environments, hardware integration, debugging, documentation, and change-request adjudication. The role applies object-oriented programming, software engineering standards, and development tools across the full software lifecycle.

Develop, test, document, and debug software for the next-generation F-35 Common Reprogramming Tool. Work within Agile DevOps teams to build Java-based microservices and web interfaces, apply software development standards, manage containerized Linux environments, resolve technical issues, and support mission-focused data processing applications.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, documents, and debugs software products for mission applications. Integrates software with Lockheed Martin hardware and National Instruments test modules, develops scripts to convert raw data into test reports, supports flight-unit test-rack integration, and participates in technical reviews and audits. Applies software development standards throughout the lifecycle and resolves programming and system capability issues.

Develops, tests, documents, debugs, and maintains software supporting business or mission applications. Applies software development standards, processes, and tools throughout the lifecycle; analyzes system requirements, resolves programming issues, corrects errors, and prepares operational documentation. The role requires a science or technology degree, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a government security clearance. Desired experience includes programming, scripting, web development, system analysis, software design, testing, databases, and system administration.

Supports the software engineering lifecycle, including requirements analysis, object-oriented design, coding, unit testing, integration, formal testing, delivery, and maintenance. The role requires knowledge of C, C++, or Python and may involve embedded software and hardware. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree, be U.S. citizens, and obtain a government security clearance for work requiring special access.

Supports the full software engineering lifecycle, including requirements analysis, object-oriented design, coding, unit testing, integration, formal testing, and delivery. The role requires programming experience in C, C++, or Python and collaboration within a team environment. Preferred qualifications include Agile software development knowledge and embedded software or hardware experience. A bachelor's degree and U.S. citizenship are required, along with eligibility for a government security clearance and special facility access.

Develop and support geospatial intelligence software within a Scrum team for the NGA. Responsibilities include software requirements verification, application development, operational support, and participation in Agile processes. The role may involve Angular, Java, Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD tools, Spring, web services, and data formats such as JSON and XML. Employees support critical national security missions and must qualify for access to classified information.

Develops, tests, debugs, documents, and maintains software for business or mission applications. Applies software development standards, Agile methodologies, and embedded real-time systems knowledge throughout the development lifecycle. Resolves program errors, analyzes system capabilities, prepares operating instructions, and communicates with technical and non-technical stakeholders. The role requires C++ and C# experience, with familiarity in aviation platforms, DO-178B/C, Atlassian tools, and code analysis tools preferred.

Develops, integrates, tests, documents, and debugs mission-processing applications for operational software baselines. Collaborates with product teams and applies software development standards, processes, and tools throughout the lifecycle. The role involves real-time development, embedded software and hardware, C/C++, Agile practices, and supporting national security missions.

Supports the F-22 Integrated Maintenance Information System Help Desk by coordinating with developers, testers, and fleet operators. Develops help files and software documentation, troubleshoots software and hardware issues, corrects program errors, prepares operating instructions, analyzes system capabilities, and ensures software standards are met. The role is full-time on-site and requires database, RHEL, and troubleshooting experience.

Develops embedded C/C++ software, drivers, wrappers, and interface layers for hardware-in-the-loop testbeds and simulation systems. Integrates and troubleshoots hardware and software in laboratory environments, debugs communication, timing, configuration, and testbed issues, and coordinates development across hardware, software, systems, and integration teams throughout the full project lifecycle.

Plans, develops, tests, debugs, documents, and maintains software for business and mission applications. The role applies software development standards and lifecycle processes, troubleshoots defects and environment issues, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, and develops enterprise applications using object-oriented programming. C# is required, with Java and Python also applicable. Web development, .NET Entity Framework, database practices, Agile, and AI prompting are desired.

Develops and maintains software, automations, integrations, and CI/CD capabilities for the Windchill PLM ecosystem and connected enterprise systems. Responsibilities include software design, coding, testing, debugging, documentation, configuration, database scripting, REST API development, and integration with ERP and MES platforms. The role applies SDLC standards, supports DevSecOps practices, resolves system issues, and collaborates with users and development teams while maintaining technical and software quality standards.

Develop and maintain platform-level software for ISR and unmanned aircraft systems. Build deployable system images, integrate middleware and services, configure runtime environments, create validation scripts, and support software integration and deployment in lab and test environments. Collaborate with software, systems, and security teams, participate in code reviews, troubleshoot platform issues, and improve reliability, repeatability, and deployment readiness.

Develops, tests, documents, troubleshoots, and maintains mission-planning software. Supports system configuration, containers, networks, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring dashboards, alerts, and service health. Uses C#, Python, PowerShell, Bash, GitLab, Docker, Prometheus, and Grafana to automate tasks and resolve deployment or operational issues. The role supports mission-critical and potentially classified environments, including F-35 mission planning systems, and requires the ability to obtain and maintain required security clearance and program access.

Develops and maintains command-and-control web applications supporting space missions and satellite, antenna, and ground hardware assets. Responsibilities include designing, coding, testing, debugging, documenting, and demonstrating software capabilities within an Agile team. The role collaborates with engineers, customers, and subject matter experts, participates in Scrum ceremonies, and applies modern cloud-native, DevSecOps, and CI/CD practices across classified and unclassified environments.

Design, develop, document, test, and debug software for critical military communication systems. Participate in Agile ceremonies and contribute to requirements, systems design, verification, integration, and maintenance activities. Apply analytical problem-solving across model-based engineering and enterprise integration domains, while supporting secure and uninterrupted mission capabilities.

Develops, tests, debugs, documents, and integrates software throughout the engineering lifecycle. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, object-oriented design, coding, unit testing, integration, formal testing, delivery support, error correction, and documentation. The role requires programming experience in C, C++, or Python and may involve embedded software and hardware. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree, be U.S. citizens, and obtain a government security clearance.

Design, develop, document, test, and debug software for critical military communication systems. Participate in Agile ceremonies and apply software development lifecycle practices across requirements, design, verification, integration, and maintenance. Candidates should understand software testing, systems modeling, enterprise integration, infrastructure fundamentals, and AI prompting. The role requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance, with special facility access.

Plans, develops, documents, tests, debugs, and integrates software for business or mission applications. Applies software development life-cycle standards, resolves program errors, prepares operating instructions, and ensures software requirements and quality standards are met. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and may work with C/C++, real-time operating systems, Agile development, MBSE, and AI prompting.