CI​/CD Pipeline Engineer Security Clearance

CI/CD Pipeline Engineer with Security Clearance

Oteemo is seeking a hands‑on CI/CD Pipeline Engineer to lead the modernization of legacy C/C++ systems and Git Lab migration initiatives. This role will focus on creating modular build capabilities, implementing CI/CD pipelines, and providing architectural guidance for large‑scale legacy code bases. The architect will work across multiple programs as part of a steering committee to ensure solutions meet stakeholder requirements and can be adopted enterprise‑wide.

It is responsible for establishing best engineering practices and guidelines around the design of Software Applications and Products, as well as the build and setup of modern CI/CD pipelines for product build, security, test, and delivery, across the organization.

• Active DOD Secret clearance
• Git Lab expertise
• C/C++ proficiency – Deep experience managing large legacy C/C++ code bases
• Build technologies – Expert‑level knowledge of Make for C/C++ projects
• CI/CD pipeline design – Proven ability to implement well‑thought‑out CI/CD pipelines including:
  Unit testing integration
• Automated SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials)
• Static code analysis
• Build stage orchestration
• Bash scripting – Proficiency with bash scripts for automation and build processes
• Dependency management – Experience managing complex dependencies in large legacy systems
• Software engineering principles – Strong foundation in software design patterns and best practices
• Modular architecture design – Ability to decompose legacy monoliths into modular components
• Component isolation – Skills to extract and deliver smaller components in isolation
• Legacy code base strategy – Understanding of how to effectively manage and refactor legacy systems
• Best practices implementation – Demonstrated ability to streamline and accelerate software delivery
• Source code management migration – Experience migrating from legacy SCM tools (Gerrit, Jenkins, etc.) to Git Lab
• Heterogeneous code base integration – Ability to work with code from multiple partners/sources
• Enterprise tool adoption – Experience implementing enterprise‑wide tooling standards