Wyetech
Software Engineer 2/3
About this role
Wyetech seeks an experienced Java developer for a mission-critical federal team in Annapolis Junction. You'll work with modern cloud technologies and microservices tools, requiring US citizenship and an active TS/SCI security clearance with polygraph.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain Java applications using Git, Gradle, and dependency injection frameworks
- Design and implement REST APIs and microservices architectures
- Work with containerization and orchestration tools like Docker and Kubernetes
- Contribute to front-end development in Angular/TypeScript when needed
- Collaborate on small, mission-focused team in customer or SCIF environments
- Manage infrastructure and deployment tasks using Ansible and monitoring stacks
What they're looking for
- Java development
- Git version control
- Gradle build tools
- Guice/Dependency Injection
- Docker containerization
- REST API design
- Linux system administration
- Angular/TypeScript (beneficial)
Benefits
- Award-winning corporate culture
- Unique employee experience within defense contracting
- Mission-focused work for federal government
- World-class benefits package
- Opportunity to solve complex real-world problems
- Work with cutting-edge technologies
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Wyetech
Wyetech builds cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity solutions, and advanced software systems for federal government clients, leveraging AWS, Kubernetes, machine learning, and cyber range technologies. The company is hiring Cloud Platform Engineers, DevOps Engineers, Software Engineers, and Test Engineers to develop and maintain these mission-critical systems.
View all jobs at WyetechLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with Java microservices architecture and how you've structured REST APIs in production environments.
- Describe your hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes—what challenges have you faced in containerization and orchestration?