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Develop and maintain scalable cloud-native applications supporting federal government compute and data analytics platforms. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, software development, integration, testing, deployment, maintenance, troubleshooting, and implementing secure software capabilities in Agile cloud environments. The role requires Linux and programming experience, with desired exposure to AWS, Azure, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, DevOps, and Infrastructure as Code tools.

Administer and engineer mission-critical Hadoop, Accumulo, cloud, container, storage, and distributed systems environments. Responsibilities include reliability monitoring, incident response, automation, infrastructure-as-code, security hardening, networking, storage optimization, disaster recovery, capacity planning, and system upgrades. The role requires collaboration across infrastructure and security teams, after-hours on-call support, and operation within a TS/SCI environment supporting intelligence users.

Provides Tier 1–3 operational support for a cloud platform running Java, Kubernetes, Hadoop, and Accumulo on Linux. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, customer support, infrastructure stability, networking, provisioning, DNS administration, and scripting. The role works evening or mid shifts and supports federal government customers in a fast-paced operations environment.

Develops and sustains cloud software for federal government customers, including requirements analysis, design, integration, testing, validation, enhancement, and issue resolution. The role focuses on AWS architecture, Java-based distributed systems, Hadoop and big-data technologies, RESTful services, Linux, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, and AI/ML integrations such as LLMs and RAG. Candidates must produce technical documentation, hold or obtain an approved cloud developer certification, and maintain an active TS/SCI clearance with an agency-appropriate polygraph.

Leads systems engineering across the full lifecycle from concept through retirement for federal government systems. Develops technical work products aligned with ISO/IEC 15288, evaluates design alternatives, supports integration, deployment, verification, maintenance, and troubleshooting, and communicates with government customers and program leadership. The role may also involve cabling, networking, telecommunications equipment, fiber-optic testing, hardware/software integration, quality assurance, and Dell server support.

Leads systems engineering across the full systems life cycle and ISO/IEC 15288 process areas. Develops and approves technical work products, analyzes design alternatives, establishes engineering standards, briefs stakeholders, coordinates contractor engineers, and oversees technical integrity and delivery. The role supports federal government customers and requires U.S. citizenship and an active TS/SCI clearance with an agency-appropriate polygraph.

Leads systems engineering activities including requirements analysis, architecture and design development, technical documentation, interface definition, integration, verification, testing, risk management, and configuration control. Develops DoDAF and SOA architectures, supports DoD certification and accreditation, contributes to JCIDS documentation, and coordinates technical work across government, engineering, and program stakeholders. Requires extensive systems engineering experience, a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active TS/SCI clearance with agency-appropriate polygraph.

Supports Linux and Windows administration, network infrastructure, RF/SIGINT collection systems, connectivity, and end-to-end data flow. Develops system requirements, architectures, interfaces, and technical solutions; leads integration, testing, verification, troubleshooting, and technical documentation. Coordinates with government customers and engineering teams to resolve complex technical issues and maintain system integrity. Requires extensive systems engineering experience, a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, and an active TS/SCI clearance with agency-appropriate polygraph.

The Software Engineer 2 develops and maintains complex software systems, analyses user requirements, designs new features, debugs software, and oversees software development teams to ensure adherence to performance and functional standards.

Develop, maintain, enhance, test, debug, and integrate complex software systems for federal government customers. Analyze requirements, design software and algorithms, develop database queries and interfaces, resolve defects, document solutions, support system installation, and improve development processes. May lead software teams and ensure quality, performance, and compliance with project constraints.