Systems Integrator - Active Security Clearance
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CADRE is relied upon for delivering superior insight and leadership to solve the nation’s most critical national security challenges in the most demanding environments.This Systems Integrator position is located in Northern Virginia with flexible core hours.The Systems Integrator will help deliver secure technology solutions to our clients. Responsible for integrating various systems and applications to ensure seamless functionality and optimal performance. Develop and implement integration strategies that align with the client’s needs and industry best practices. Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to system integration and connectivity. Required Qualifications:Ability to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI with polyBachelor’s degree or four (4) years relevant experienceMinimum of six (6) years of experience specific to the skill plus education.Strong analytic and problem solving skillsProficient in programming languages (e.g., Java, Python, C++)Experience in Integration technologies (APIs, ESBs, SOA)Experience with cloud-based technologies (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)Excellent written and verbal communication skills Desired Qualifications:Active TS/SCI with poly with most recent BI/Poly dates within the last seven years CADRE is proud of its emphasis on equality of opportunity for all applicantsJob Posted by ApplicantPro
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