We are seeking a full-stack web and database developer with 10+ years of experience in Huntsville, AL to join our team in support of the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Missile Defense Data Center (MDDC).  This is a hybrid role, primarily working from home with some expected travel obligations. This position offers a sign on bonus! 

Responsibilities:

Work in MS Visual Studio and GitLab in an agile environment to produce deliverables each sprint.  Contribute to the entirety of the software development process (design, develop, test, verify, deploy, and document developed software). Ensure compliance with established patterns and standards. The developer will primarily lead an ETL effort to migrate existing/legacy SQL database to EF-code first database, producing necessary artifacts for planning, and produce obfuscation scripts to accommodate unclassified and classified work. The developer will support architects, engineering, and IT to complete environment setup and for backup, DR, and mirroring needs. The developer will secondarily support web and server-oriented application development in C#, .NET, with Entity Framework, React, Javascript, and Typescript building new features and addressing issues identified by users, the product owner team, and QA. Will be part of a team where development is expected to encompass legacy data migration, GUI design, background processing, multi-threaded architectures, novel database design/integration, along with unit and integration tests. Work with Government, contractor staff, and end-users in the ideation and grooming processes to supply requirements in the form of user stories, mockups, new/alternate processes, data flows, and improvements to the user experience. Evaluate and identify new technologies for implementation when needed. Work with project managers, developers, and end users to ensure application designs meet business requirements. Mature the use of DevSecOps in automating product delivery while maintaining collaboration with security, assurance, and product owners.  

 

 

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