Dotnet Developer

The Opportunity:

CACI is seeking an experienced software developer who is interested working on innovative software development programs that support our nation’s defense. Join us for this exciting and challenging opportunity as a member of an Agile Scrum Team focused on delivering new capabilities as part of a large program team that builds and supports Department of Defense financial management systems. You will be using modern web technologies and enhance your expertise as a software developer. You will get to contribute immediately in a dynamic, fast-paced, high visibility environment. Your ability to work in a fast-paced environment and be flexible to changing requirements will be important to your success.

*Applicants must be local to the DC area to report onsite as needed*

Responsibilities:

• Participate on an Agile team in the planning, design, development, and support of .NET/C# based web financial management applications.
• Work closely with business analysts and subject matter experts to understand functional requirements.
• Design, develop, unit test, debug, document, and maintain program code.
• Design, develop, and maintain scalable RESTful and GraphQL APIs.
• Support formal testing before code is deployed to production.
• Deliver development efforts that result in well organized and structured deliverables aimed at being easy to understand by others on the development team.
• Articulate ideas and communicate verbally and in writing task status, unit test results, technical concepts, issues, and questions with the team

Qualifications:

Required:

• **Active DoD Secret security clearance is required**
• Bachelor’s degree in relevant field or equivalent work experience
• 4+ years development experience using C# and Microsoft Visual Studio
• 4+ years JavaScript development experience
• 3+ years jQuery development experience
• 8570 IAT Level II certification required

Desired:

• Experience with DoD software/web development best practices
• Experience with Containerization
• Experience with DevSecOps Pipelines (GitLab, etc.)