Secure Software Developer – TS/SCI, Multi-Enclave

Noblis; Virginia; On-site; USD 90,700 - 141,775; Full time

Job summary

Noblis in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Software Developer to design, code, test, and debug new software and enhancements across a forensic and investigative ecosystem.

You will work on enterprise applications in a multi‑enclave government environment, supporting performance, security, and user requirements while collaborating with cross‑functional teams.

This role requires TS/SCI eligibility, US citizenship, and experience with SAFe, SDLC, and modern programming languages.

Qualifications

• Active TS clearance with SCI eligibility and CI polygraph ability.
• US Citizenship required.
• 5+ years software development experience.
• Proficiency in Java, .NET/C#, Python; frontend JS frameworks.
• SQL databases; REST APIs (ASP.NET Core, Flask, Django, Express, Spring).
• Git and SDLC; debugging and problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Develop, test, and debug new software and enhancements.
• Collaborate with technical staff to resolve software issues.
• Implement desktop design, testing, and security hardening.
• Integrate with automated patching and deployment tech.
• Document applications and environments for maintenance.
• Participate in PIs and ART activities; support multi‑enclave environment.

Skills

Java

C#

Python

JavaScript

Frontend frameworks

SQL

REST APIs

Git

SDLC

Debugging

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree, 5+ yrs exp

Associate degree, 8 yrs exp

HS diploma, 11 yrs exp

Tools

Tomcat

Splunk

GraphQL

Job description

Noblis in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Software Developer to design, code, test, and debug new software and enhancements across a forensic and investigative ecosystem.

You will work on enterprise applications in a multi‑enclave government environment, supporting performance, security, and user requirements while collaborating with cross‑functional teams.

This role requires TS/SCI eligibility, US citizenship, and experience with SAFe, SDLC, and modern programming languages.