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Brownstone Consulting in Canberra is seeking a Senior Full Stack Developer to lead design and development of a mission-critical Angular application. You'll work with engineers who have upgraded the Navy's enterprise systems on the Defence Secret network.
The role focuses on Angular, TypeScript, and .NET/C# on a modern stack, with on-site work in Canberra and a clearance requirement. We offer a permanent position and opportunities to influence DevSecOps practices across the program.
Senior Full Stack Developer | Angular, TypeScript, .NET, C#, SQL Server | NV1 | Canberra.
Brownstone Consulting is an Australian-owned, Canberra-based Defence ICT company. For seven years our team has designed, built and sustained the Navy's enterprise analytics, assurance system, a suite of Angular, .NET and SQL Server web applications Navy uses every day to manage Fleet readiness, seaworthiness and assurance. It is one of the most successful ICT projects in Defence, used across the Defence Protected and Secret networks, and it is regarded as one of the most successful Defence ICT projects of the past two decades. We are a small, innovative, close-knit team with very little turnover, and we are now bringing the same approach to a new Defence enterprise web application program.
A technical lead role on a mission-critical Angular application. You'll work with engineers who have kept the Navy's enterprise analytics, assurance system current through successive Angular and .NET upgrades on the Defence Secret network.
Location: Canberra, ACT. Mainly on site, with some flexibility where the work allows.
Clearance: Current NV1, or a recently lapsed clearance able to be reactivated. Australian citizenship is required.
Employment type: Permanent
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