Software Engineer - HSV Security Clearance

Position: Software Engineer - HSV with Security Clearance
• Company:
Northrop Grumman

• Position:
Software Engineer, Levels 1-3

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Location:

1200 Redstone Gateway SW Huntsville, AL
• Duration: long term, ongoing – we are a direct sub to the C2

BMC program

• Clearance:
Secret, will hold TS if you already have it

• Program – C2

BMC

Essential Functions:

• Responsible for analyzing and providing technical support for systems software products, including problem resolution, design, development, testing, operational integration, and user support

• Software engineering and software development with Java experience (additional experience with C++ also desired)

• Will have experience and knowledge of basic software practices, including coding standards and configuration management

• Must have excellent oral and written communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team environment

Basic Qualifications:

Please list your current security clearance and IAT or relevant certifications on your resume, if applicable.

• A Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or 6 years of relevant work experience may be considered as an alternative to a degree

• Applicants must have a current, active in-scope DoD-issued Secret security clearance at the time of application, which is required to start

• Experience with Java software development

• Knowledge of search and sort algorithms along with data structures

Preferred Qualifications:

• Applicants with a current, active DoD 8140 certification at IAT Level II or higher (such as Security+ CE, CCNA-Security, CySA+, CND, etc.) at the time of application are highly preferred. The candidate is responsible for maintaining their DoD 8140 certification throughout the entire contract period

• Experience developing enterprise applications

• Familiarity with Java foundation classes and toolkits

• Knowledge of server-side/database development, computer system administration

• Flexibility and willingness to take on unanticipated tasking are highly desirable"