Web Developer | Active Secret clearance

Transform technology into opportunity as a Web Developer pe what's next for mission‑critical government projects while shaping what's next for your engineering career.

As a Full‑Stack Web Application Developer supporting the Shipboard Advanced Tactical Data Link Engineering Support program, you will:

• Analyze the existing Microsoft Access‑based TEDB application and document its current functionality.

• Inventory existing Access forms, subforms, queries, reports, macros, navigation panels, data‑entry paths, and workflow rules.

• Identify undocumented or hidden logic contained within Access macros, queries, form events, and application settings.

• Work with the TEDB Database Engineer, Test and Evaluation personnel, system engineers, Navy users, and other subject‑matter experts to understand operational requirements.

• Develop end‑to‑end process maps documenting existing TEDB workflows.

• Develop and maintain an Entity Relationship Diagram for the TEDB SQL database.

• Map each existing Access feature and workflow to its corresponding implementation within the modernized web application.

• Document data inconsistencies, unsupported practices, or workflow risks discovered during analysis.

• Ensure existing workflows are preserved unless changes are reviewed and approved by the appropriate government stakeholders.

• Support definition of the web application architecture, including the front‑end framework, backend services, API structure, authentication approach, reporting strategy, and deployment model.

• Develop wireframes, interface mockups, prototypes, user workflows, and technical design documentation.

• Design the application for scalability, maintainability, cybersecurity compliance, and long‑term lifecycle support.

• Develop reusable application components that can support multiple TEDB implementations and Tactical Data Link product areas.

• Support architecture and design reviews with technical and government stakeholders.

• Coordinate with cybersecurity personnel to ensure application architecture supports applicable Federal, DoW, Department of the Navy, DISA, and command cybersecurity requirements.

• Design, develop, test, and maintain a responsive React‑based web application.

• Reimplement Microsoft Access forms as browser‑based data‑entry and data‑management interfaces.

• Reimplement Access subforms as relational parent‑and‑child views.

• Develop API‑driven navigation, search, filtering, and SQL‑backed data views.

• Develop dynamic user‑interface components, including cascading dropdowns and conditional field behavior.

• Implement inline editing through editable grids and table components.

• Develop multi‑record views, data tables, dashboards, reports, risk displays, and requirements traceability views.

• Develop intuitive interfaces that allow users to search, filter, sort, navigate, update, and analyze complex Test and Evaluation data.

• Implement application state management using Redux, Redux Toolkit, React Context, or a comparable approach.

• Ensure interfaces are responsive and usable across approved browsers and workstation configurations.

• Incorporate user feedback while minimizing unnecessary disruption to established TEDB workflows.

• Design, develop, document, test, and maintain backend application services and REST APIs.

• Migrate macro‑based business logic into the application and API layers.

• Implement field validation, automated updates, conditional logic, workflow rules, and error handling.

• Replace Access saved queries with secure API endpoints, optimized SQL queries, database views, or stored procedures.

• Integrate the application with the existing TEDB SQL database backend.

• Support controlled database‑schema evolution where required to meet approved application objectives.

• Maintain separation between presentation, business‑logic, API, and database layers.

• Develop secure and maintainable services supporting data creation, retrieval, update, reporting, and authorized administrative functions.

• Ensure system performance meets or exceeds the capabilities of the current Access implementation.