Software Engineer - NNSA OST

Accenture Federal Services•Albuquerque, NM

4h•$81,000 - $162,400

About The Position

At Accenture Federal Services, the Software Engineer develops and deploys complex systems to deliver robust technology solutions. The role designs system architectures, manages deployment plans, and supports implementation of innovative technologies. It provides subject matter expertise, resolves technical challenges, and oversees deployments from planning through completion. The position also supports software and systems engineering initiatives, testing, system integration, and deployment for the NNSA OST.

Requirements

Experience developing and deploying complex systems.
Strong understanding of system design architecture and deployment plans.
Expertise providing technical support and proposing solutions to technical challenges.
Experience drafting technical reports and managing Interface Control Documents (ICDs).
Familiarity with conducting Preliminary and Critical Design Reviews (PDRs/CDRs).
Proficiency with release management tools, system integration platforms, and automated testing frameworks.
Strong skills managing deployment pipelines and collaborating within cross-functional engineering teams.
Ability to navigate complex release cycles and provide actionable feedback during testing phases.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement technology solutions to meet business and technical requirements.
Design and architect system solutions, including deployment plans and system design documentation.
Provide subject matter expertise for software and systems engineering initiatives.
Deploy systems and propose resolutions to complex technical challenges.
Perform comprehensive testing, track defects, and prepare technical reports.
Prepare and deliver Preliminary Design Reviews (PDRs), Critical Design Reviews (CDRs), and Interface Control Documents (ICDs).
Conduct system demonstrations and testing sessions.
Support System Acceptance Tests (SATs) and ensure successful system integration and deployment.