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Naval Facilities Engineering Systems CommandYou will serve as a Technical Lead Software Developer/DevSecOps Engineer at the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFACENGCOM), NAVFAC Information Technology Center (NITC) of
NAV FAC ENG AND EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE CTR.
You will leverage your expertise in software and data systems development to lead the full lifecycle development of high-performance IT solutions. BROADWAY COMPLEX, SAN DIEGO, CA SALARY: $121,585 - $158,062 PORT HUENEME, CA SALARY: $124,085- $161,313You will translate complex technical specifications into integrated cloud-native software systems, and mentor software development teams to elevate overall DevSecOps maturity.You will provide senior-level full-stack software development and engineer scalable, containerized applications within modern cloud environments.You will architect and maintain automated CI/CD pipelines, integrating rigorous "shift-left" security scanning and test automation for continuous software delivery.You will manage the DevSecOps life-cycle of application systems, ensuring secure container orchestration and efficiency in IT cloud operations.You will conduct post-implementation assessments to evaluate infrastructure scalability, system performance, and container runtime security.You will establish technical standards and design system architectures that aggressively automate enterprise workloads and business processes.
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