Data Systems Analysts, Inc.
Software Developer - ACWS
About this role
Design and develop secure enterprise software components, integrations, and APIs for the ACWS platform using Java/.NET and cloud technologies. Support Agile delivery, production issues, and modernization efforts while maintaining compliance with DoD security standards.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain secure ACWS application components, integrations, and services
- Implement user stories, resolve defects, conduct unit testing, and support sprint delivery
- Analyze production issues and coordinate technical solutions
- Collaborate with architects, analysts, testers, DevSecOps, and stakeholders
- Support application refactoring, modernization, and technical debt reduction
- Support documentation and knowledge transfer activities
What they're looking for
- Java or .NET enterprise software development (5+ years)
- AWS cloud services and containerized environments
- Kubernetes and API development (REST/SOAP)
- Relational databases and SQL
- Agile/Scrum methodologies and sprint delivery
- Microsoft Copilot or equivalent AI developer tools
- CompTIA Security+ certification
- Active Secret Clearance
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Data Systems Analysts, Inc.
Data Systems Analysts, Inc. builds enterprise software solutions and manages complex systems for defense and military customers, with specialization in ServiceNow portfolio management, cloud-native applications, and Microsoft Power Platform technologies. The company is hiring for remote and on-site technical roles including ServiceNow developers, software engineers, systems engineers, and Power Platform developers who can work within secure DoD environments and support mission-critical government operations.
View all jobs at Data Systems Analysts, Inc.Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with Java or .NET in enterprise environments and the largest systems you've supported.
- Tell us about a time you resolved a production defect—what was your approach and how did you coordinate with the team?