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This position will be part of the company's efforts in the development of technology and products, including assisting in the following roles: proposal development, technology design and development, prototype design and development, process development, product development.
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Work closely with development team to understand how product changes affect maintenance of test cases and the QA testing environments. Contribute to the entire software development life cycle (SDLC Agile and Waterfall preferred) from initial business requirements to deployment & production support.
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This engineer will develop software as well as lead software systems engineering projects, as a key member of the engineering team developing EO sensor systems. This position will be a lead software systems engineer, designing and developing software for the design and development of Electro-Optical systems.
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This position will serve as the primary support contractor interface, on a daily basis, to DARPA leadership, the performer(s), other integrated product teams (IPTs), and research and development communities across the Government.
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5+ years of full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations experience. 5+ years of non-internship professional software development experience.
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This position will assist engineering and R&D teams on technical issues related to software engineering. Must have technical expertise to lead software engineering designs.
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The DLR Group Internal Software Development team is seeking a passionate and skilled Quality Assurance Engineer who is eager to contribute to the success of our projects and grow with our dynamic team.
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Collaborate across software engineering, data science, data engineering, and product teams through the full SDLC. Knowledge of professional software engineering & best practices for full software development life cycle, including coding standards, software architectures, code reviews, source control management, continuous deployments, testing, and operational excellence.
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Possess a product-centric approach to engineering, eager to engage with customers and develop a deep, empathetic understanding of their pain points to ensure we're crafting the most effective solutions.
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About minware minware provides development observability software that helps engineering organizations gain full visibility into their software development process to improve predictability, efficiency, and more.
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Own the development and maintenance of the CnSight® codebase to include associated open-source product and CI/CD pipeline, adhering to and driving modern software engineering practices.
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