Software Engineer IV Security Clearance

Position: Software Engineer IV with Security Clearance
Job Description SALARY RANGE $190,000 - $247,000/year. DUTIES As a successful candidate for the Software Engineer IV role, you will design, develop, maintain, enhance, and document software systems. Depending upon the SWE's role, skill level, and system complexity, the SWE may perform all or some subset of these functions. At the lowest levels, the SWE may work under close supervision as a member of a team using well-defined specifications to develop or maintain non-complex systems.

At the highest levels, the SWE may work independently or in a lead technical role, developing system architecture and requirements, defining processes and methodologies, resolving complex technical issues or research problems, and may have responsibility for directing the software activities of a large program. SWE 4 shall demonstrate all lower-level skills, plus design and develop software solutions by analyzing stakeholder requirements and conferring with users or systems engineers.

Design and implement software solutions to complex problems. Develop software system installation or build procedures, or scripts. Analyze and resolve system performance issues. Be highly motivated and willing to learn new development, as well as a good team player. Required Skills SKILLS
• Position geared toward developers with knowledge of programming languages
• Proficient in:
Java, Python, etc.
• Experience with SW packaging
• Container vs. Operating Systems
• Writing new code for new systems QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree is required for this position in a related field of study, plus ten (10) years of professional experience, or a Master's degree and eight (8) years of experience is acceptable. Desired Skills Frontend and/or Backend experience with:
• Agile framework (Sprint, JIRA)
• SAFE Agile Framework
• Java, JavaScript (strong background fundamentals), as well as basic HTML and CSS
• JAVA Frameworks
• Spring/Springboot
• Docker, Kubernetes, KAFKA
• Postgre

SQL, ORACLEDB
• OPENSHIFT
• Identity and access management technology such as KEYCLOAK, SPOCK/GROOVY
• Microservices architecture
• LINUX
• Virtual Machines or any virtualization
• GITLAB or other software repositories
• Model-based engineering, such as CAMEO
• Code review