Software Developers with Security Clearance

Acclaim Technical Services, founded in 2000, is a leading language and intelligence services company supporting a wide range of U.S. Federal agencies. We are an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) company, which is uncommon within our business sector. We see this as a significant strength, and it shows: ATS is consistently ranked as a top workplace among DC area firms and continues to grow. We are actively hiring a Software Developer to join our Mission Technology and Solutions Division working in Chantilly, Virginia. You will be responsible for developing tools as part of a larger development team focused on providing secure network solutions. In this role you will, support a team maintaining and enhancing targeting applications by designing, developing, troubleshooting, and debugging complex software applications. RESPONSIBILITIES Develop new applications that characterize and route network traffic.
Track highly technical data on a regular basis and work closely with team members to retain the information for analytical/troubleshooting efforts.
Communicate with team members to clarify requirements and overcome obstacles to meet the team goals.
Develop cutting edge solutions to maximize the performance, scalability, and distribution processing capabilities of the system.
Work with development teams using Agile software development methodologies. REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE Active TS/SCI clearances with polygraph.
Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, information technology or related field.
5 or more years of experience as a key software developer.
In-depth experience delivering applications in an object-oriented language.
Strong understanding of Linux and Windows operations systems and development on those platforms.
Experience with deploying applications in a cloud-based environment.
Experience with one or more programming languages, such as C /.net, Javascript, Java, C, C , PYTHON, PERL, or Shell script.
Familiarity with software tools and methods, particularly ServiceNow, but also Ubuntu Server and Microsoft SQL 2008 R2.