Cleared Software Engineer

Bestgate Engineering has an opportunity for a Cloud Software Engineer working in the College Park, MD area. In this Software Engineering role focusing on AWS Architecture, your responsibilities will encompass developing data flow and analytic services using AWS Cloud Services. You'll work with Docker and the Spring/WebFlux framework, and employ Java, Maven, JFrog, and Neo4J technologies to address full-stack development challenges. Additionally, your role involves working with AWS automation and orchestration services to enhance system efficiency. The tech stack also includes Mockito and Junit components for testing, Kubernetes for container orchestration, Ansible and Terraform for infrastructure automation, and Python with Jupyter Notebook for advanced data analysis and scripting tasks. Required: Ten (10)or more years of experience as a Software engineerin programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity is required. Experience with Java and Python programming languages. Proficiencywith AWS architecture and orchestration services. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related field is preferred. In lieu of a degree, a minimum of 4 years of relevant work experience in engineering will be considered. Required Security Clearance: TS/SCI w/Poly Bestgate Engineering is a leading software and systems engineering firm supporting military and government customers.

We are currently hiring Cleared Software Developers, CNO Engineers, Systems Engineers, DevOps Engineers, and Security Engineers.

Our team boasts unparalleled experience in software and systems engineering, with competencies spanning across a multitude of high-demand areas, from cloud-native technologies and software modernization to embedded engineering, data science, and beyond. We are steadfast in our commitment to our people and customers and offer benefits to match, including: Competitive Pay – Less frill for more in your base pay. Flexible PTO to fit your work/life needs + 11 holidays. 7% 401k Employer Gift – Vested immediately. 100% Paid Carefirst medical premiums for both individuals and families. Training/Career Pathing – Annual budget for training, mentoring, and an Internal Mobility Program. Morale Building Events – Time given to enjoy connecting with other Bestgate Employees. Apply to learn more about us, and the work we have available

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