Senior Software Engineer - Lead, Full-Flex Tech

General Dynamics Information Technology; Hanover (MD); On-site; USD 111,155 - 150,385; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with match

Health benefits

Internal mobility

Education & certifications

Cutting-edge technology

Job summary

General Dynamics Information Technology is seeking a Software Engineer Sr Advisor to design, implement, test, and document advanced software solutions. You will act as a technical lead across large projects and guide teams through the full SDLC with emphasis on quality and user experience.

The role requires expertise in web development, C# ASP.NET, Java, and databases, with MongoDB preferred. Location is onsite in the USA and telecommuting is not the norm.

Qualifications

• Web development experience is required.
• Proficiency with C# ASP.NET Web Forms or MVC.
• Strong Java development skills with willingness to learn C#.
• Database experience; MongoDB preferred.

Responsibilities

• Code, test, integrate, and document software solutions.
• Lead large technical tasks, teams, and projects.
• Provide SME guidance in reviews of software components and systems.
• Champion standards and processes across the SDLC.
• Define scope, schedule, and expectations for work.

Skills

Web development

C# ASP.NET

Java

Database experience

MongoDB

HTML CSS

jQuery

Bootstrap JS

Knockout.js

IIS

Education

Bachelor’s degree in software engineering or related field

Master’s degree in software engineering or related field

Agile experience

Tools

IIS

Web server deployment

SQL databases

Job description

General Dynamics Information Technology is seeking a Software Engineer Sr Advisor to design, implement, test, and document advanced software solutions. You will act as a technical lead across large projects and guide teams through the full SDLC with emphasis on quality and user experience.

The role requires expertise in web development, C# ASP.NET, Java, and databases, with MongoDB preferred. Location is onsite in the USA and telecommuting is not the norm.