ENSCO, Inc.
Software Developer
About this role
ENSCO seeks a Software Developer to design, develop, and maintain full-stack applications within AWS cloud environments. The role involves integrating front-end interfaces with back-end services while ensuring compliance with security standards.
What you'll do
- Design and develop full-stack software applications in AWS
- Integrate front-end user interfaces with back-end services and APIs
- Troubleshoot application issues across the stack
- Collaborate in Agile teams with engineers and stakeholders
- Support GitLab CI/CD pipelines and containerized applications
- Develop and maintain technical documentation for cloud systems
What they're looking for
- JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Angular
- Java, Python, Node.js
- RESTful API design and consumption
- Containerized applications and Docker
- AWS services (EKS, Lambda, S3, PostgreSQL)
- Agile development methodologies
- Secure software development practices
Benefits
- Top-Secret clearance required
- Opportunity to work on mission-critical systems
- Collaboration with advanced technology teams
- Professional growth in a fast-paced environment
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ENSCO, Inc.
ENSCO develops specialized sensor electronics, mechanical systems, test equipment, and avionics control systems for government and private clients. The company is hiring mechanical engineers, software developers, test equipment engineers, software verification engineers, and SharePoint administrators to support hardware design, cloud-based applications, avionics testing, and enterprise collaboration infrastructure.
- Website
- ensco.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience designing and deploying full-stack applications in AWS. What AWS services have you used most frequently, and how did you optimize them for scalability and performance?
- Describe your experience with containerized applications and Docker workflows. How have you integrated Docker containers into your CI/CD pipeline?