Freedom Technology Solutions Group
Full Stack Software Developer 658
About this role
Join a government contracting team supporting mission-critical Human Resource Applications through 2027. You'll develop and maintain enterprise applications serving thousands of government users while working in an agile environment focused on system sustainment and modernization.
What you'll do
- Develop and provide production support for critical HR enterprise applications
- Implement innovative approaches to improve system sustainment and prevent outages
- Work collaboratively with developers and system engineers in an agile team
- Identify and resolve potential issues proactively
- Support full lifecycle services including sustainment, modernization, and transformation
What they're looking for
- Full stack software development
- Application development and support
- Agile development methodologies
- Problem-solving and creative thinking
- Learning new technologies
- Enterprise systems knowledge
Benefits
- Contract extends through 2027
- Opportunity to work on mission-critical applications
- Growth and learning opportunities in evolving technology environment
- Diverse and growing team environment
- Meaningful impact on government enterprise operations
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Freedom Technology Solutions Group
Freedom Technology Solutions Group builds intelligence analysis products and enterprise digital transformation solutions, with a focus on secure, mission-critical infrastructure and AI/ML capabilities. The company is hiring technical leaders and engineers including test engineers, full-stack developers, system architects, and DevOps specialists to support modernization, cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure), and secure environments.
View all jobs at Freedom Technology Solutions GroupLikely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience with full stack development—what frontend and backend technologies have you worked with most?
- Describe a time you had to provide production support for a critical application. How did you approach debugging and resolving the issue?