Full Stack Developer Remote / Telecommute Jobs

Job Title:  Full Stack Developer
Location:  Mclean, VA (3 days onsite)
Long Term Contract
Clearance: Need US Citizen who is Eligible to obtain Secret Clearance
 
Top Requirements
⦁ 7+ years of experience with software development, including Typescript, Golang, or Python
⦁ 5+ years of experience with AWS and CI/CD and developer workflow automation, including Github Actions, ArgoCD, or Flux
⦁ 4+ years of experience with containerization and deployments with Docker
⦁ 4+ years of experience using databases, including MySQL or Postgres
⦁ 4+ years of experience with infrastructure as code, including Terraform, AWS, or CDK

Top Requirements:
⦁ Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field.
⦁ 7+ years of professional software development experience.
⦁ Strong experience with one or more of the following programming languages: TypeScript, Golang, or Python.
⦁ 5+ years of experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS), CI/CD, and developer workflow automation.
⦁ Experience with GitHub Actions, Argo CD, Flux, or similar CI/CD and GitOps tools.
⦁ 4+ years of experience with containerization and deployments using Docker.
⦁ 4+ years of experience with relational databases, including MySQL or PostgreSQL.
⦁ 4+ years of experience with infrastructure as code using Terraform, AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK), or comparable tools.
⦁ 4+ years of experience with application performance monitoring and observability tools such as AWS CloudWatch, New Relic, or Grafana.
⦁ Experience using AI-assisted software development tools such as GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or Windsurf.
⦁ Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
⦁ U.S. citizenship.
⦁ Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to collaborate across engineering teams.
⦁ Experience troubleshooting application code, infrastructure, and configuration issues.
 
If interested, Please send your resume to info@Nastechglobal.com / Murali@Nastechglobal.com and call at 202.828.3494

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