Computer World Services
DevSecOps Engineer
About this role
CWS seeks a DevSecOps Engineer to design and manage secure, automated enterprise applications within the NIEHS federal environment. You'll integrate development, security, and operations practices across the full software lifecycle while ensuring compliance with federal standards and supporting mission-critical infrastructure.
What you'll do
- Design and implement automated deployment pipelines and infrastructure-as-code solutions
- Integrate security controls and vulnerability assessments throughout the SDLC
- Manage application lifecycle including testing, deployment, and monitoring
- Collaborate with developers, DBAs, security teams, and stakeholders on enterprise solutions
- Ensure compliance with federal security requirements and modernization initiatives
- Analyze business systems and translate requirements into scalable infrastructure
What they're looking for
- DevSecOps practices and CI/CD pipeline automation
- Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) tools and cloud platforms
- Cybersecurity and vulnerability assessment
- Federal compliance frameworks (FedRAMP, NIST, etc.)
- Containerization and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes)
- Systems engineering and enterprise application deployment
- Database administration fundamentals
- Scripting and software engineering practices
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Computer World Services
Computer World Services provides enterprise IT infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions for defense and federal agencies, supporting mission-critical systems and modernization initiatives. The company is hiring infrastructure, DevSecOps, QA, and AI engineering roles to manage large-scale enterprise environments, secure application development, and advance cybersecurity capabilities.
View all jobs at Computer World ServicesLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience integrating security practices into CI/CD pipelines and how you've addressed security vulnerabilities early in development.
- How have you designed and implemented infrastructure-as-code solutions for highly available enterprise systems?