Web Developer — DoD-Secure Content & Sustainment

The Logistics Company; Sumter (SC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Logistics Company, Inc. is seeking a Web Developer to support USARCENT Public Affairs web capabilities, perform updates, content management, sustainment, and minor improvements within approved government systems and scope.

Candidates should meet DoD-style requirements including a Secret clearance, ability to obtain necessary access, and compliance with Section 508 accessibility, security, and change-management practices.

Qualifications

• Three or more years of web development, web content management, application sustainment, or closely related experience.
• Knowledge of Section 508/accessibility, secure development, content approval, and change-management practices.
• Experience supporting DoD, Army, or other federal web environments is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Receive, prioritize, document, and complete approved website content, configuration, and sustainment requests.
• Develop or update pages, templates, components, scripts, workflows, or content within existing platform capabilities.
• Apply content-owner approval, accessibility, security, quality, and release checks before publication.
• Maintain change records, version control, completion evidence, and an appropriate rollback path.
• Troubleshoot defects and coordinate platform, account, network, or hosting issues through authorized channels.
• Elevate requests that would create significant new functionality, Army-unique modifications, or significant testing/evaluation before proceeding.

Skills

Web development

Content management

Sustainment

DoD environments

Education

Relevant degree or technical certifications

Job description

The Logistics Company, Inc. is seeking a Web Developer to support USARCENT Public Affairs web capabilities, perform updates, content management, sustainment, and minor improvements within approved government systems and scope.

Candidates should meet DoD-style requirements including a Secret clearance, ability to obtain necessary access, and compliance with Section 508 accessibility, security, and change-management practices.