Mission-Critical Software Engineer | SecDevOps

Leidos LLC; City of Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Leidos Australia seeks Software Engineers and Developers to join the Intelligence support team. We support the Australian Government's classified programs with modern IT systems, including mission‑critical systems across government, defence and national security.

We are looking for candidates to design innovative software, participate in agile estimation, implement SecDevOps practices, and contribute to web UI development and prototyping.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in software engineering, computer science or electrical engineering.
• Experience integrating with external systems via REST APIs.
• Experience with CI/CD and infrastructure as code (Ansible, Jenkins, Git).
• Proficient in Java and related open-source frameworks.
• Experience with Docker and Kubernetes.

Responsibilities

• Design innovative software solutions to complex problems.
• Participate in/lead agile story mapping and estimation.
• Integrate and deploy complex systems using SecDevOps practices.
• Undertake web focused user interface development and user experience evolution.
• Research, prototype, investigate and develop technologies and systems.
• Have the opportunity to lead or contribute to customer demonstrations, engagement and innovation activities.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

NiFi

Kafka

ELK Stack

Solr

Jenkins

Git

Ansible

REST APIs

JSON/XML

Java

Job description

Leidos Australia seeks Software Engineers and Developers to join the Intelligence support team. We support the Australian Government's classified programs with modern IT systems, including mission‑critical systems across government, defence and national security.

We are looking for candidates to design innovative software, participate in agile estimation, implement SecDevOps practices, and contribute to web UI development and prototyping.