Job Posting TitleSenior Software Developer/Operations Engineer (CIS O&M)
Job Description
Job Overview:Customer: Internal Revenue Services (IRS) Location: Remote, with occasional onsite support for meetings, deployments, production activities, or knowledge transfer as required.Clearance: No clearance required.Position Summary:The candidate needs 5+ years of application-level production support for enterprise middleware and integration services, including IBM webMethods ESB and Java-based BRE/BRMG or comparable technologies. Experience should include REST/SOAP, XML/XSD/JSON, OpenShift/Linux, AppDynamics, ELK/Elastic Stack, ServiceNow incident support, production troubleshooting, RCA, release validation, failover/fallback, certificate/credential troubleshooting, consumer issue resolution, runbook updates, and 24x7 operational readiness.
Required Experience- Software engineering experience
- Enterprise API development
- Java
- Spring Boot
- REST and SOAP web services
- IBM webMethods
- Enterprise middleware
- Microservices architecture
- OpenShift or Kubernetes
- Enterprise system integration
- Application modernization
- Production support and troubleshooting
- Agile development
Preferred Experience- IRS experience
- Federal Government experience
- API Gateway experience
- DevSecOps environments
- Containerized applications
EducationBachelor's degree in or equivalent experience.
ClearanceNo clearance required.
Benefits include but are not limited to:
• Tuition reimbursement
• Competitive 401(k) plan
• Competitive Health Benefits
• 11 Paid Holidays!!
• 15 PTO Days!
• Veteran Hiring Preference
DESCRIPTION:
Constellation West is a 29-year WOSB and Prime Federal Contractor bidding on
IRS Criminal Investigation (CI) Management Information System Support Services (MISSS).
Qualified incumbent personnel currently supporting this mission will be afforded Right of First Refusal (ROFR) for applicable positions, consistent with contract requirements and contingent upon continued eligibility, performance, and government approval.
