Mission Planning Software Engineer (Special Ops)

DS2; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work hours

Healthcare, dental, vision

401K with company match up to 4%

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan repayment

Certification reimbursement + learning

Catered tech talks lunches

Community and volunteer events

Monthly office social events

Job summary

DS2 is seeking a Mid-Level Software Engineer to support Special Operations with mission-critical software solutions. You will design and deploy feature-rich mission planning apps, collaborate with teammates, and continuously improve code quality.

You will work with a team that values problem-solving, learning, and delivering results in a disciplined, secure environment. U.S. citizenship and background investigations are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in software engineering, CS, or a similar technical field with 6+ years of experience.
• Experience developing mission planning applications for USASOAC or similar units is preferred.
• Proficient in one or more of: C, C++, C#, Kotlin, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, deploy, and demonstrate feature-rich mission planning applications for special operations.
• Collaborate with teams to test, peer review, and CI changes in the codebase.
• Research and prototype modern approaches to support next generation aviation planning.

Skills

C

C++

C#

Kotlin

Java

JavaScript

TypeScript

Education

Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering/CS

Tools

WPF

React

Node.js

Vue.js

Next.js

ASP.NET

Angular

Job description

DS2 is seeking a Mid-Level Software Engineer to support Special Operations with mission-critical software solutions. You will design and deploy feature-rich mission planning apps, collaborate with teammates, and continuously improve code quality.

You will work with a team that values problem-solving, learning, and delivering results in a disciplined, secure environment. U.S. citizenship and background investigations are required.