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(HN) Mid-Level Software Developer (Active TS/SCI w/ Full Scope Poly Required)

Nissint Technologies

(HN) Mid-Level Software Developer (Active TS/SCI w/ Full Scope Poly Required)

Annapolis Junction, MD
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Job Brief:

    We looking for a Software Developer to design, develop and maintain a software architecture and associated tools and applications used to develop Software Defined Radio (SDR) solutions. You'll work with a great team that develops software for Signals Collection Systems.

    Clearance:

    • An active TS/SCI clearance with a Full Scope polygraph is required for this position.

     

    Salary and Benefits:

    $100,000 - $146,000 per year, depending on experience level. Benefits include 401k, medical, dental, vision, prescription, std, ltd, add, life insurance, computer allowance, training allowance, and more.

    Education and Experience:

    • Must have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering with 2 years of applicable software design and development experience; or 5 -8 years of applicable software design and development experience.

    Requirements:

    • Linux/UNIX, C++ or JAVA, and scripting languages (Python or Perl)

    Preferred Skills:

    • Experience with basic Linux administration skills (bash scripts, rpms, yum, systemd, etc.) 
    • Experience with Google Protocol Buffers 
    • Experience with Software Defined Radio concepts 
    • Experience with building and installing Linux RPMS  
    • Experience with shell-scripting such as bash 
    • Experience with software build tools, such as Autotools build, Makefiles, etc.
    • Experience with automated software testing including unit testing 
    • Experience with continuous integration tools such as Gitlab, CI or Jenkins  
    • Experience with client/server architectures and RPC mechanisms (Redis, GRPC, etc.) 
    • Experience working in an Agile development process