Software Engineer with Security Clearance

Description SAIC is seeking a Software Engineer supporting the Software, Simulation, Systems Engineering and Integration Directorate (S3I) in support of the Interoperability Engineering System (IES) software sustainment. A Software Engineer is needed to support the full lifecycle of software development, including research, design, implementation, integration, and testing in Huntsville, AL. Duties and Responsibilities: Participate in the complete software development process from conception to deployment Maintain and enhance software following deployment Support the full software lifecycle, including design, implementation, and delivery Analyze, write, build, and deploy software solutions Conduct automated testing and provide development feedback Modify and test existing software as needed Perform software and systems integration Conduct unit testing and code coverage analysis Support integration test events on-site Qualifications Education Requirement: Bachelor's degree in computer science/software engineering with five (5) years or more experience; Six (6) years' additional years' experience can be considered in lieu of degree. Clearance Requirements: Must possess an active Secret clearance or have the ability to obtain one; US Citizenship required. Required Skills: Strong experience building intuitive user interfaces (UI) Proficiency in application development using .NET and ASP.NET in an Agile environment Proven experience in back-end development with a focus on .NET Core Ability to analyze requirements, design, and produce robust and testable software Experience evaluating and developing unit tests for C and C code SQL database development experience Ability to debug, compile, and test C source code Familiarity with Git version control and Agile development practices Strong understanding of object-oriented programming and complex data structures Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of tactical and simulation data links (e.g., Link 16, Link 11, JREAP, DIS) Experience with secure programming techniques Familiarity with ADA programming and translating ADA to C