Senior SecDevOps Pipeline Developer

Qbe•Fort Gordon, GA

About The Position

QBE, LLC is seeking a Senior SecDevOps Pipeline Developer to build and secure CI/CD pipelines and automated testing for scalable GEOINT software supporting defense and federal customers. The role combines advanced Python scripting, automated security testing, and quality assurance to help ensure releases are secure, stable, and ready. The position is based at Fort Gordon, Georgia, and work may take place in an office, remote, or hybrid environment depending on program requirements. The developer will own the CI/CD pipeline and the testing strategy behind it, serving as a release-readiness gate relied upon by developers and program leaders. The work supports systems that deliver geospatial intelligence to the Army.

Requirements

7–10+ years of experience in DevOps and QA.
Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, or relevant experience.
Expertise building and securing CI/CD pipelines.
Advanced Python scripting skills.
Experience with automated security testing tools.
DoWM 8140.03 baseline cyber certification and CE certification before privileged access.
Active DOD TS/SCI clearance.

Nice To Haves

Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification.
AWS Certified DevOps Engineer certification.

Responsibilities

Develop and run software test plans to identify problems and their root causes.
Analyze, document, and log defects in a bug-tracking system, and report them to developers.
Build test programs covering database impacts, software scenarios, regression, negative testing, bug retests, and usability.
Design repeatable test plans, scenarios, scripts, and procedures that meet standards.
Design, build, install, maintain, and use automated testing tools and programs.
Create copies of production environments to test software performance.
Run compatibility tests across programs, hardware, operating systems, and networks.
Test system changes before they go live and plan test schedules around project scope and delivery dates.
Set standards, methods, and procedures for product quality and release readiness.
Maintain known-defect databases, track bug fixes, and analyze historical test results for trends.
Lead first-pass debugging by reviewing configuration files, logs, and code.
Provide developers with feedback on usability and function and contribute to design reviews.
Review software documentation for accuracy, compliance, and completeness, and flag code that departs from standards.
Investigate issues referred by technical support and work with field staff to diagnose and fix them.
Evaluate and recommend testing and bug-tracking tools.
Modify software to fix errors, adapt to new hardware, or improve performance.
Monitor program performance and analyze data on system capabilities and requirements.