DevSecOps Lead

Electrosoft•Fort Belvoir, VA

About The Position

The DevSecOps Lead leads the PIEE DevSecOps and cloud-delivery capability, covering CI/CD, AWS GovCloud, infrastructure as code, containers, automated quality and security controls, observability, configuration, release automation, and deployment reliability. The role defines and governs delivery strategy; owns pipeline architecture and release controls; integrates testing, security, compliance, and configuration practices; and coordinates delivery stakeholders. It also modernizes build and deployment practices, measures delivery and operational performance, and maintains technical documentation and continuous-improvement plans.

Requirements

At least five years of relevant DevOps experience.
Undergraduate degree.
Experience with large-scale Scrum/Agile delivery, DevOps, test-driven development, on-premises and cloud deployments, IaaS, configuration-management tools, and containers.
Current cloud service provider certification, such as AWS DevOps Engineer, Azure Solutions Architect, or equivalent accepted by the task order.
Ability to obtain and maintain IT-II / Tier 3 eligibility, as required.

Nice To Haves

DLA, PIEE, or DoD enterprise DevSecOps leadership experience.
Hands-on AWS GovCloud, CI/CD, Terraform or comparable infrastructure as code, Kubernetes or container orchestration, observability, artifact management, and security automation.
Advanced AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, or recognized DevSecOps certification.
Experience operating a software factory under RMF/cATO and performance-based service expectations.

Responsibilities

Define and govern DevSecOps, cloud, CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, container, and automated-delivery strategy.
Own pipeline architecture, deployment controls, artifact flow, environment promotion, release automation, rollback readiness, and operational monitoring.
Integrate automated testing, security scanning, compliance evidence, configuration management, and approval gates into the delivery toolchain.
Coordinate developers, testers, cybersecurity, cloud/SRE, configuration management, and release stakeholders.
Lead modernization of build and deployment practices and support transition from monolithic components to secure microservices where approved.
Measure pipeline performance, deployment frequency, lead time, change failure, availability, recovery, and automation effectiveness.
Maintain cloud and pipeline technical documentation, standards, runbooks, and a continuous-improvement backlog.