Mission-Critical Software Engineer — C#/.NET (Secret Clearance)

ARCHER; Berkeley (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts

Health Savings Accounts

Retirement Savings Plans

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Time Off

Unpaid Time Off

Variable Compensation

Job summary

ARCHER is seeking a software professional to support the design, development, testing, maintenance, and integration of mission-planning software throughout its lifecycle.

You will help document software architectures and requirements, troubleshoot issues, and contribute to improving software development processes. A U.S. Secret clearance and at least one year of development experience are required.

Qualifications

• Requires a bachelor's degree or higher, an active U.S. Secret clearance, Agile experience, at least one year of software development experience, and at least one year of application development using C#, .NET, or other languages.
• Preferred qualifications include additional relevant experience and familiarity with software design patterns, system architecture and testing, TypeScript, ReactJS/Redux, and mission planning.

Responsibilities

• Support the design, development, testing, maintenance, and integration of mission-planning software throughout its lifecycle.
• Help document software architectures and requirements, troubleshoot and resolve issues, and improve software development processes.

Skills

Software Development

C#

.NET

Agile

Git

Bitbucket

Software Testing

Systems Integration

Software Architecture

Requirements Development

Debugging

Troubleshooting

Microservices

REST

TypeScript

ReactJS/Redux

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Git

Bitbucket

REST

Job description

ARCHER is seeking a software professional to support the design, development, testing, maintenance, and integration of mission-planning software throughout its lifecycle.

You will help document software architectures and requirements, troubleshoot issues, and contribute to improving software development processes. A U.S. Secret clearance and at least one year of development experience are required.