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Senior SharePoint Developer (TS/SCI Required)

Overview As a Senior SharePoint Developer at Praescient Analytics, you will design, customize, and maintain SharePoint-based portals to synchronize intelligence content and enable secure data access for tactical and partner networks. You’ll work within the Army G-2 Data Capabilities Division to shape the digital ecosystem and deliver high-visibility interfaces. You will lead development efforts, guide junior engineers, and ensure quality through testing within an Agile framework. This role offers mission-centric impact within a DoD-focused environment and opportunities to influence data-driven decision-making. Compensation / Benefitscompetitive salarycompany-paid healthcare401(k) with company matchtravel and performance incentives3 weeks PTO plus federal holidays$5K annual training allowance | $500 book allowance | Tuition reimbursement ResponsibilitiesDesign, build, and customize SharePoint applications, web parts, and workflowsDevelop clean front-end interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery for portals and repositoriesParticipate in the full SDLC within an Agile/SCRUM framework and align work to mission prioritiesPerform comprehensive testing including Unit, System, Functional, and UATLog and track defects with a formal bug-tracking system and collaborate with QA and project managementProvide technical mentorship to junior developers on best practices and standards Key requirements8+ years of SharePoint development experience5+ years SDLC exposure via Agile, SCRUM, or Lean5+ years hands-on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery5+ years testing methods (Unit, System, Functional, UAT)5+ years defect tracking5+ years mentoring junior developersActive DoD Top Secret / SCI clearance with SBI eligibility and CI Polygraph potentialBaseline DoD 8570.1-M / DoDD 8140 IAT Level II certification on onboardingmentorshipcross-team collaborationattention to detailSharePoint development (custom code, web parts, workflows)HTML/CSS/JavaScript/jQuerySDLC and Agile/SCRUM