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# Software Engineer, Classification Systems (JavaScript)

- **Company:** Caci Inc
- **Location:** Howard County, MD, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $79,400.0 - $162,700.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Unit Testing, Command-Line Interface, Code Review, Computer Engineering, Document Object Model, Microsoft Office, Software Engineering, TypeScript, Cypress (Programming Language), Gitlab, Git, Gitlab-ci, Information Technology, Npm(Software), Docker
- **Published:** June 12, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.clearancejobs.com/jobs/8971245/software-engineer-classification-systems-javascript

## About the Role

* TS/SCI clearance with polygraph
 * Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field (or 4 years of additional software engineering experience in lieu of degree, totaling 7 years)
 * 3+ years of software engineering experience
 * Strong working knowledge of JavaScript/DOM, TypeScript, Node.js/npm
 * Experience with AWS services and dashboards
 * Hands-on experience using Docker (including converting applications to Docker images)
 * Experience with Git (command line), GitLab CI, and GitLab pipelines
 * Familiarity with Jest and Cypress
 * Experience developing unit and functional tests
 * Experience conducting code reviews
 * Ability to work directly with customers and within established team processes
 * Strong troubleshooting skills
 * Ability to follow coding standards and team policies

Desired

 * Experience gathering, analyzing, and capturing customer requirements
 * Ability to contribute to requirements for new features and defect fixes
 * Experience creating and expanding unit tests
 * Knowledge of the Microsoft Office JavaScript API
 * Ability to triage, track, and respond to user questions and issues
 * Experience testing new software releases and merge requests
 * Experience collaborating with developers, contractors, and Government stakeholders
 * Ability to contribute to high-level documentation and user guides
 * Strong time-management skills

## Description

* Design, develop, test, and document software capabilities that support classification marking and access-control validation.
 * Extend and customize tools for classification string validation, comparison, and enforcement.
 * Work with a team of developers to implement new features for current and M365-based classification tools.
 * Participate fully in requirements elicitation, technical discussions, and decision-making throughout the software lifecycle.
 * Collaborate closely in an established team environment and work directly with customers when needed
 * Contribute to the creation and execution of functional tests, unit tests, and code reviews.
 * Troubleshoot issues and support continuous improvement of development processes and coding standards.


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