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Trace3

Software Engineer

Colorado Springs, CO$65k–$72kmidAdded today

About this role

Trace3 seeks a Software Engineer to support NORAD's Cheyenne Mountain Complex on critical aerospace defense software. You'll develop and maintain full-stack mission-critical applications using Java microservices, React frontends, and containerization within a DevSecOps environment.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain mission-critical software for NORAD ITW/AA and Space Support systems
  • Build and integrate full-stack applications using Java Spring Boot microservices and React frontends
  • Implement containerized solutions and manage CI/CD pipelines in a DevSecOps framework
  • Write event-driven applications using messaging services like Apache Kafka and RabbitMQ
  • Design and implement REST APIs meeting defined security and quality standards
  • Collaborate with engineering teams in Agile sprints to deliver reliable, secure code

What they're looking for

  • Java (3+ years)
  • Spring Boot and Spring Cloud microservices
  • React or JavaScript-based web frameworks
  • Docker/containerization
  • REST API development
  • Apache Kafka and RabbitMQ
  • CI/CD and DevSecOps pipelines
  • Static Code Analysis tools
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Trace3

Trace3 builds and optimizes complex defense and military systems, including battle management platforms, sensor resource management solutions, and enterprise system architectures for DoD programs. The company is hiring Systems Engineers, Performance Assessment Engineers, Software Engineers, and Test Engineers to design, develop, analyze, and validate these critical defense systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience migrating monolithic applications to microservices architecture and the challenges you encountered.
  • Walk us through how you've implemented event-driven applications using messaging services like Kafka or RabbitMQ.