Junior Software Engineer/Data Engineer
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MTSI is seeking to hire a Junior Software/Data Engineer who will be responsible for building and maintaining enterprise data architectures, pipelines, and microservices for the US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). You will facilitate operations within a secure cloud environment (DevSecOps), actively collaborate with government stakeholders inside an Agile framework, and ensure stakeholder requirements are understood and implemented in a way that enhances the AFRL mission to transition new technologies to the warfighter.
Required Qualifications:
- US citizenship and Active Secret Clearance 2+ years of experience supporting data engineering, software development, analytics, or related technical environments
- Associates or Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Data Science, Engineering, or related technical field
- Experience with Agile development activities
- Experience with Python and modern frontend development systems such as React and Django
- Experience with cloud-native technologies, containerization, or Kubernetes-based environments
- Experience with DevSecOps workflows and version control platforms such as GitComfort with Linux software development environments
- Ability to communicate effectively in remote and in-person team settings
- Active Secret Clearance
Preferred Qualifications:
- Independent self-starter and learner
- Experience operating in a collaborative environment
- Familiarity with Elasticsearch or metadata tagging/search solutions
- Familiarity with CI/CD tools such as ArgoCDFamiliarity with cloud platforms such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or Microsoft Azure
- Familiarity with the full software development lifecycle, including development, testing, deployment, and transition to production environments
- Understanding of AI training, integration, and MLOps.