Numerica Corporation

DevSecOps Engineer

FORT COLLINS, CO - Full Time

Numerica is seeking a DevSecOps Engineer for our Fort Collins, CO office. The ideal candidate will have a broad knowledge of information technology to include Windows, Linux, Cloud computing, and Cyber Security. This is a small team so you should be self-starter with a willingness to learn new things. If you want to work with a talented, highly technical team contributing to critical national defense and security technologies, this position is for you!
  
What you will do: 

  • Work with Numerica’s software development teams to define and implement build, deployment and monitoring processes and tools; 
  • Improve software security posture by developing and integrating processes and tools to support vulnerability analysis and mitigation. 
  • Develop end-to-end automation of testing and deployment pipelines for software being delivered into critical Department of Defense systems; 
  • Work collaboratively with vendors and Numerica’s IT team to resource and improve CI/CD infrastructure for unclassified and classified development environments; 
  • Monitor and support all CI/CD systems and infrastructure; 
  • Contribute to the design of information and operational support systems; 
 
Recommended Background and Experience: 
  • BS or MS degree in Computer Science, Engineering or another related area; 
  • Experience with fully automating CI/CD pipelines end-to-end, from code commits to production; 
  • Solid experience in installing, configuring and troubleshooting UNIX/Linux based environments; 
  • Software development experience for Department of Defense customers; 
  • Demonstrated experience with secure development, coding, engineering practices; 
  • Have effective verbal and non-verbal communication with peers and customers; 
  • Strong scripting and automation skills; 
  • A DevSecOps Engineer should have effective written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey salient details about processes and technology in a compelling manner to both experts and non-experts alike. 
  
Nice to have:
  • Experience with building, debugging, securing and deploying C++ applications; 
  • Experience with GitLab & GitLab CI/CD;
  • Experience with containerization;
  • Experience with AWS;
  • Experience working within classified systems.


U.S. Citizenship Required 
 
Due to the nature of the work performed at Numerica, all applicants must be capable of obtaining a U.S. Security Clearance. At a minimum, this requires that a candidate be a U.S. citizen with a personal history indicating trustworthiness, reliability, and sound judgment (e.g., clean criminal record, no use of illegal drugs, etc.). 
  
Numerica is an equal opportunity employer.  
Salary range:  $75,000 - $95,000 annually, plus incentives
 

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