Cyber Software Engineer 5 w/ Poly Internet & Ecommerce - Annapolis Junction, MD at Geebo

Cyber Software Engineer 5 w/ Poly

Company Name:
Northrop Grumman
Description
Northrop Grumman Information Systems sector is seeking a
Software Developer
to join our team of qualified, diverse individuals in defining the future. As a Cyber Software Engineer 5, you will perform front-and back-end web and graphical user interface development to create views within the customer's system.

Roles and Responsibilities
:
We are looking for an experienced Software Engineer that is familiar with the full software lifecycle. Primary responsibilities are to perform software coding; duties also include participation in and support of each stage of the software development process. Tasks include coding and testing software based upon software specifications and designs; analyzing and studying complex system requirements; designing software tools to support software reuse and software development.

Candidates must have a current/active TS/SCI w/ Poly clearance.

No relocation assistance is available for this position.


Qualifications
Basic
Qualifications:
- Must possess a current TS/SCI w/ Poly clearance
- Must have 14 Years experience with Bachelors in Science; 12 Years experience with Masters; 9 Years with PhD (or a total of 18 years of experience in lieu of a degree).
- Must have demonstrated Reverse Engineering experience.
- Must have demonstrated experience developing in OS X
- Must have Advanced/Expert experience in C programming for POSIX systems
- Strong assembly knowledge (including at least x86 and x86_64)
- Must have Advanced/Expert debugging experience
- Strong familiarity with software security technologies including ASLR, DEP, etc
Preferred Skills:
- Some kernel programming knowledge and familiarity
- Experience using disassemblers such as IDA Pro
- Experience with additional architectures (ARM, etc)
- Experience using Python and XMLEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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