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We are looking for a talented Developer Support Specialist to design, build, and modernize enterprise web applications for a federal government IT program supporting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Walla Walla District. You will work within a DevSecOps/Agile framework to refactor legacy applications, maintain RMF cybersecurity compliance, and support the sustained availability and modernization of mission-critical government applications. Key Responsibilities
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Design, develop, and maintain enterprise web applications for a federal government client, including modernization of legacy Classic ASP modules to .NET Core MVC
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Work within a DevSecOps/Agile framework across the full SDLC, including two-week sprint cycles
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Build and maintain front-end and back-end components in C# and JavaScript, connected to an Oracle 19c database
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Perform code reviews, security scans, and vulnerability remediation (ACAS/SCAP), importing results into DISA STIG Viewer and eMASS
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Develop, update, and maintain RMF authorization package documentation (SSP, COOP, IRP, System Design Documents) and manage the system authorization boundary
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Develop and manage Plan of Actions & Milestones (POA&M) for identified vulnerabilities, meeting required remediation timelines
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Support migration of applications to the USACE CWBI Cloud environment, including deployment via hardened images and microservices where feasible
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Support inventory, documentation, and governance of AI/ML systems and datasets in accordance with DoD principles
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Develop and maintain DoDAF-compliant System Architecture Diagrams and technical documentation
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Participate in requirements analysis, sprint planning, and professional demonstrations of releases to Government stakeholders
Requirements
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U.S. Citizenship required
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Minimum active Tier 1 (or higher) federal background investigation, favorably adjudicated, prior to start
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Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
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Minimum 5 years of full-stack or application development experience
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Proficiency in C# and JavaScript, with experience in .NET Core MVC
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Experience modernizing legacy code (e.g., Classic ASP) to modern frameworks
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Expert knowledge of Oracle database administration, tuning, and complex query development
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Working knowledge of Agile/DevSecOps methodologies
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Familiarity with secure coding practices and DoD Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs)
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Demonstrated experience with RMF authorization packages and the eMASS system Preferred Qualifications
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Experience with cloud architecture and migration, preferably within AWS GovCloud
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Federal government or DoD application development background
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Experience implementing or documenting AI/ML solutions under DoD governance frameworks
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Experience with GitHub Enterprise and modern DevSecOps toolchains Certifications
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CompTIA Security+ or DoD-approved equivalent required within six (6) months of contract start, per DoD Manual 8140.03
(ISC)² CISSP or EC-Council Certified DevSecOps Engineer (ECDE) preferred for senior/lead roles
About the company
At Lucayan Technology Solutions LLC, we deliver secure, innovative solutions in support of national defense and intelligence missions. As a trusted government contracting partner, we provide top-tier intelligence and technology services that safeguard our nation. Our team is mission-driven, and we are committed to building careers that matter.
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