Mission-Critical Software Engineer (TS/SCI)

Noblis; Reston (VA); On-site; USD 146,000 - 228,000; Full time

Job summary

Noblis seeks an experienced Software Developer in Reston, VA, to support national security initiatives on mission-critical projects. You will design, develop, and deliver software with a multidisciplinary team, applying modern tools and collaborating with federal clients to meet mission objectives.

You will work through the full SDLC, contribute to code reviews, testing, and deployments, and maintain rigorous security standards under TS/SCI with polygraph requirements. U.S. citizenship required.

Qualifications

• Active Top Secret/SCI clearance with a current Polygraph.
• Bachelor’s degree with 8 years of related experience; OR Master’s with 6 years; OR Associate’s with 11 years; OR HS diploma/GED with 14 years.

Responsibilities

• Apply state-of-the-art technologies to solve complex technical and mission challenges.
• Develop cutting-edge solutions that improve system performance, reliability, scalability, and distributed processing capabilities.
• Design, build, and enhance applications that support evolving client needs.
• Work in an Agile environment to rapidly iterate, collaborate, and deliver impactful solutions for our clients.

Skills

Python

Java

JavaScript

Git

SDLC

Databases

TS/SCI clearance

US Citizenship

Education

Bachelor’s degree + 8 years

Master’s degree + 6 years

Associate’s degree + 11 years

High School diploma/GED + 14 years

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

AWS

Azure

GCP

FastAPI

Flask

Job description

Noblis seeks an experienced Software Developer in Reston, VA, to support national security initiatives on mission-critical projects. You will design, develop, and deliver software with a multidisciplinary team, applying modern tools and collaborating with federal clients to meet mission objectives.

You will work through the full SDLC, contribute to code reviews, testing, and deployments, and maintain rigorous security standards under TS/SCI with polygraph requirements. U.S. citizenship required.