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IDEMIA National Security Solutions (NSS) is seeking a seasoned software engineer to join a scrum team focused on product development and delivery for government customers. The role entails translating features into user stories and delivering high-quality code across Linux and Windows environments.
Ideal candidates will have hands-on software development and deployment experience, be comfortable working with minimal supervision, and collaborate with experienced staff on planning and executing
IDEMIA National Security Solutions (NSS) is the premier provider of integrated identity solutions for United States Government. Our deep understanding of biometric, biographic, credential, and digital forms of identity allows us to guide our clients to achieve their business goals. NSS’ leading software systems; data and analytics offerings; and professional servicesfacilitateand automate many of the business processes for government agencies serving law enforcement, military, and intelligence missions. This position is eligible for remote work.
The successful candidate will be expected to work as part of aScaled Agile Framework scrumteam focused on product development and delivery across different customers as well as internal initiatives.The ideal candidate will have experience with both software development and system deploymentand be capable of working withnosupervision andassistlessexperiencedstaff with planning and executing work.
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