poly clearance

CyberTrend Engineering•Annapolis Junction, MD

About The Position

CyberTrend is seeking a Software Engineer III with an active TS/SCI with poly clearance. The Software Engineer develops, maintains, and enhances complex and diverse software systems, including processing-intensive analytics, novel algorithm development, manipulation of extremely large data sets, real-time systems, and business management information systems, based upon documented requirements. This role involves working individually or as part of a team, reviewing and testing software components for adherence to design requirements, documenting test results, and resolving software problem reports. The engineer will utilize appropriate software development and design methodologies and provide specific input to software components of system design, including hardware/software trade-offs, software reuse, COTS/GOTS utilization, and requirements analysis.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI with Poly Clearance
Twenty (20) years experience as a SWE in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity is required.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related discipline from an accredited college or university is required.
Four (4) years of additional SWE experience on projects with similar software processes may be substituted for a bachelor’s degree.
Java threading
SpringBoot
JavaScript
JMS
MongoDB
AWS
Amazon RDS
REST
Docker
Kubernetes
ElasticSearch
Cockroach DB
Kibana
Alfresco
Content Management tools
Node
Svelte
React
Angular
Confluence
Jira
Maven
Git

Responsibilities

Develops, maintains, and enhances complex and diverse software systems based upon documented requirements.
Works individually or as part of a team.
Reviews and tests software components for adherence to the design requirements.
Documents test results.
Resolves software problem reports.
Utilizes software development and software design methodologies appropriate to the development environment.
Provides specific input to the software components of system design to include hardware/software trade-offs, software reuse, use of Commercial Off-the-shelf (COTS)/Government Off-the-shelf (GOTS) in place of new development, and requirements analysis and synthesis from system level to individual software components.