DevOps Engineer 3
Job description
About the role
DevOps Engineer 3
Location: Annapolis Junction
Engagement: Full-Time
This position represents a distinct opportunity to join a recognized leader in technology services. You will operate at the center of a prestigious federal government portfolio. Your work will directly support clients by removing technological barriers and solving complex, real-world problems. The organization maintains a unique, award-winning corporate culture dedicated to innovation and employee excellence.
The role involves the complete lifecycle management of digital systems. You will guide solutions from initial intake, through meticulous construction and review, to final deployment and sustained partnership. A core responsibility is to provide a reliable, highly available platform. This platform must effectively orchestrate the microservices of a modernized operational system. You will use current technologies to ensure stability and performance.
Your daily duties require a strong foundation in both engineering and analytical theory. You will analyze intricate software systems and apply design principles to create robust solutions. It is essential to appropriately apply discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, and other relevant computer science disciplines. These tools are necessary for addressing complex challenges inherent in federal operational environments. You must also generalize techniques to ensure they apply across multiple domains and contexts.
Implementation extends to maintaining comprehensive documentation. You will develop and provide detailed materials explaining architecture choices and training pathways. This ensures knowledge transfer and team capability growth. Part of the position involves presenting briefings and demonstrations to stakeholders. You will translate highly technical details into clear, understandable narratives for diverse audiences.
A primary mission is to ship reliable services that ensure high availability. You will verify deployments through rigorous validation steps. These steps are critical for maintaining system integrity and reliability over time. The goal is to provide a platform that stakeholders can depend on completely.
The compensation package for this role is substantial and includes a base salary of $183,000. also, the position includes a 20% SEP IRA contribution from the employer. A specific incentive is also available, featuring a five thousand dollar bonus. This total rewards package is designed to recognize high-level technical contribution.
Security and citizenship are non-negotiable requirements for this position. Due to federal contract stipulations, United States Citizenship is mandatory. You must also possess position-appropriate security clearance. This typically means holding an Active TS/SCI clearance with agency-appropriate polygraph validation. Your eligibility for this role is contingent upon meeting these stringent criteria.
The ideal candidate can handle complex systems with ease. This involves applying relevant computer science topics and statistical theory to practical scenarios. Success requires the ability to see the broader picture. You must generalize approaches so solutions work seamlessly across varied operational domains. No specific tools or prior experience with "Nice to have" skills are detailed. The focus remains on core engineering aptitude and theoretical strength.
Please This ensures you have the most current information regarding duties and expectations. Joining this team means committing to excellence in federal technology delivery.
What you'll do
Security and Citizenship Requirements
- Must hold United States Citizenship.
- Must possess a valid Active TS/SCI security clearance with agency-appropriate polygraph validation. Eligibility is contingent upon meeting these federal contract stipulations.
Core Competencies
- Apply discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, and relevant computer science disciplines to analyze intricate software systems.
- Generalize techniques to ensure solutions work across multiple domains and operational contexts.
- Design and implement robust solutions ensuring high availability and reliability for microservices-based platforms.
- Verify deployments through rigorous validation steps to maintain system integrity over time.
- Create comprehensive documentation covering architecture decisions and training pathways.
- Translate technical details into clear narratives for diverse stakeholders through briefings and demonstrations.
Professional Expectations
- Engage in the complete lifecycle management of digital systems from intake to deployment and sustained partnership.
- Provide a reliable, highly available platform that orchestrates modernized operational microservices.
- Utilize current technologies to ensure stability and performance within federal operational environments.
- Partner with stakeholders to remove technological barriers and solve complex, real-world problems.