TAF Developer

DHI Group is hiring a Senior Test Automation Framework (TAF) Developer to support a classified Department of Defense program. This role is focused on the design, development, and sustainment of automated test frameworks that integrate into DevOps pipelines and support system verification and validation in secure, classified environments.The ideal candidate is a hands‑on developer with a strong background in test automation, frameworks, and CI/CD integration, and experience operating within DoD or classified systems.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and maintain robust Test Automation Frameworks (TAF) supporting mission‑critical systemsImplement and integrate automated test solutions within existing CI/CD and DevOps pipelinesDevelop test scripts, utilities, and tooling using Python, Bash, Java, or similar languagesCollaborate with software engineers, DevOps teams, and system engineers to embed automated testing throughout the development lifecycleAnalyze test results, troubleshoot failures, and improve automation reliability and test coverageSupport testing activities within classified and security‑restricted environmentsContribute to documentation, standards, and continuous process improvementsRequired Qualifications7+ years of experience in software development, test automation engineering, or related rolesDemonstrated experience building or maintaining Test Automation Frameworks (TAF)Proficiency in one or more languages: Python, Bash, Java, or similarExperience integrating automation into CI/CD pipelinesActive Secret clearance (required at time of hire)Ability to work onsite at one of the listed locationsPreferred QualificationsPrior experience supporting DoD programs or working in classified environmentsFamiliarity with DevOps tools, automated testing platforms, and secure software development practicesStrong troubleshooting skills and ability to work independently in mission‑driven environmentsWhy DHI GroupSupport high‑impact national security and defense missionsWork with experienced engineering teams on technically challenging systemsLong‑term program stability within classified environments