DevSecOps Engineer

Senior Full Stack Software Engineer – DevSecOpsSalary- Upto $135,000/annually OR $90/hr on 1099/C2CPosition OverviewWe are seeking a highly skilled Senior Full Stack Software Engineer to support mission-critical initiatives.This role is ideal for engineers who thrive in Agile teams, enjoy solving complex enterprise-scale challenges, and have hands-on experience building secure, scalable, cloud-native applications using Java, Spring Boot, React/Angular, Kubernetes, and big data technologies.The selected candidate will work across the full software development lifecycle, contributing to architecture, development, automation, deployment, monitoring, and production support in a fast-paced federal technology environment. Required Qualifications- Minimum 5+ years of experience in Information Technology with a focus on full-stack software engineering in DevSecOps environments - 3+ years of hands-on experience developing front-end and back-end applications and/or data services - Strong experience building enterprise-scale applications in AWS cloud environments - Experience developing applications using: - Java/JEE - Spring Boot / Spring Framework - JavaScript / TypeScript - JSON APIs - React and/or Angular - Experience with CI/CD pipelines and DevSecOps automation tools such as: - Jenkins - Concourse - Snap - Git/GitHub - Experience with containerization and orchestration technologies including Kubernetes and Docker - Experience with automated testing tools and frameworks such as Selenium, Cucumber, TDD, and BDD - Strong understanding of Agile software development methodologies - Excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills Preferred Qualifications- Experience supporting federal government programs - Active or prior security clearance preferred - Experience with: - Apache Hadoop - Hive - Spark - Sqoop - Apache Tomcat - Apache Ignite - Cassandra - GRPC - AWS Lambda - Kotlin - Scala - Prometheus - Experience with microservices architecture and large-scale distributed systems Work Environment- Agile / Scrum delivery environment - Collaborative DevSecOps engineering culture - Enterprise-scale cloud modernization initiatives - Mission-focused federal technology programs Clearance & Eligibility Requirements- U.S. Citizenship required due to federal contract requirements - Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance required - Active clearance strongly preferred - Successful completion of background investigation and drug screening required If interested in applying for the position, please reach out to me at mayuri.s@globalalliantinc.com Salary: $135000

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