Senior CNO Developer

Role overview Develop and maintain hardware- or software-based computer network operations capabilities in support of government intelligence work. The role spans the software lifecycle, from design and documentation through testing, debugging, and ongoing maintenance, with attention to security standards and network environments. It also includes technical coordination, customer communication, and mentoring less experienced staff.

Responsibilities - Design, develop, document, test, debug, and maintain CNO capabilities. - Apply software standards in line with security concepts and network requirements. - Coordinate with other developers and communicate work status to leadership and customers. - Help supervise and mentor junior project staff. - Take technical direction from more senior personnel.

Requirements - US citizenship. - Relevant progressively responsible

experience: 9+ years with a bachelor’s degree, 13+ with a high school diploma or GED, 11+ with an associate’s degree, 7+ with a master’s degree, or 5+ with a PhD. - Proficiency in Python and C or C++. - Low-level internals knowledge in at least one area such as Windows, Linux, mobile platforms, or network devices. - Networking expertise, including TCP/IP and socket-level programming.

Nice to have - A degree in an IT-related discipline and at least five years of position-specific experience.

Benefits and work setup - Full-time, fully remote position; no security clearance is listed as required. - The stated compensation range is $117,000–$195,100, with the final amount depending on factors such as experience, skills, education, location, and contract requirements. - Benefits may include health and life insurance, paid time off, holidays, disability coverage, retirement savings, learning and development, and wellness programs; availability depends on the position.