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Metron

DevSecOps Engineer

Reston, VAmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

The DevSecOps Engineer position at Metron in Reston, VA focuses on enhancing software delivery security and efficiency by integrating security measures into CI/CD pipelines. The role entails collaboration with various teams to establish secure development practices and troubleshoot related issues.

What you'll do

  • Design and improve secure CI/CD processes in Azure DevOps
  • Support secure workflows across multiple environments
  • Troubleshoot pipeline failures and dependencies
  • Implement quality controls and release safeguards
  • Collaborate with development and cybersecurity teams
  • Participate in occasional after-hours and weekend maintenance

What they're looking for

  • CI/CD expertise
  • Azure DevOps knowledge
  • Kubernetes experience
  • Ability to troubleshoot software delivery issues
  • Understanding of security best practices
  • Familiarity with Nexus and SonarQube
  • Experience with YAML templates
  • Collaboration and communication skills

Benefits

  • Employee-owned company
  • Innovative work environment
  • Passionate team focused on national security solutions
  • Opportunities for professional development
  • Creative problem-solving culture
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Metron

Metron develops advanced software solutions and systems for national security challenges, including cloud-based planning platforms, autonomous robotics algorithms, and network infrastructure. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Network Engineers, and Autonomous Systems Software Engineers to build and maintain complex systems across multiple locations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through how you would design and implement a secure CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps, including quality gates and artifact controls.
  • Describe your experience with SonarQube and code scanning tools—how have you integrated them into pipelines to catch vulnerabilities early?