Wyetech
Software Engineer 3 (Potential Telework)
About this role
Wyetech seeks a Software Engineer 3 to develop and modernize malware analysis capabilities for a federal government program. You'll design complex software systems, support virtual containment enclave development, and enhance malware enrichment services as part of a dynamic engineering team.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain complex software systems for malware analysis and containment
- Design and implement novel algorithms and processing-intensive analytics
- Support modernization of malware enrichment services and virtual enclave capabilities
- Review, test, and validate software components against design requirements
- Resolve software defects and problem reports
- Contribute to system architecture decisions including hardware/software trade-offs and COTS/GOTS evaluation
What they're looking for
- Software architecture and design patterns
- Malware analysis or cybersecurity domain knowledge
- Algorithm development and optimization
- Large-scale data processing and handling
- Real-time systems development
- Software testing and quality assurance
- C, C++, Python, or Java
- Version control and development methodologies
Benefits
- Award-winning corporate culture and employee experience
- $5,000 performance bonus
- 20% SEP IRA contribution
- Potential telework flexibility
- Work on high-priority, visible federal programs
- Collaborative team environment with innovative engineers
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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
- Describe your experience with malware analysis or reverse engineering. What tools and techniques have you used?
- How have you approached designing systems to handle extremely large datasets or real-time processing requirements?