Software Developer - Mid with Security Clearance

TMC Technologies is in search of a mid-level Software Developer to support the FBI's EPAS program. You will be responsible for maintaining mission-critical .NET web applications using an Oracle database. The ideal candidate will be able to take ownership of the codebase and provide recommendations to stakeholders. The candidate must be a US citizen and possess a minimum of an active Top Secret clearance to start due to federal contract requirements. The Software Developer - Mid will have the following responsibilities:

• Creates and executes DDL and DML statements - Correct bugs and handle production support for the applications - Implement enhancements for the applications - Manage version control for the existing team - Work and report within an Agile Framework - Create documentation for legacy applications, such as data dictionaries Job Requirements - US Citizenship and active Top Secret clearance required - Minimum of 5 years of software development experience required - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field required - Onsite presence in downtown DC 5 days per week - Previous work experience with databases in a Production environment - Previous work experience with .NET - Proven understanding of version control and deployment pipelines: i.e. Git, GitLab, GitHub, Git Actions, SVN - Clear written and verbal communications skills (English)
• Excellent communication, critical thinking and problem-solving

Preferred Skills: Previous work experience with Oracle databases Previous work experience with C#, Javascript, Typescript, SQL, HTML, CSS Experience with Metastorm BPM development platform We are equal opportunity/affirmative action employers, committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status, or any other protected characteristic under state or local law.