INTEGRITYOne Partners

Sr. DevSecOps Engineer

Crystal City, VA - Full Time

INTEGRITYOne Partners DevSecOps Engineer: Senior Location: Hybrid, periodic onsite presence (approximately 1–2 days/month) in Crystal City, VA

The Role

As a Sr. DevSecOps Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of delivering DevSecOps for solutions that directly impact our clients' law enforcement mission. You'll work with dedicated team members in building automated, flexible, and secure CI/CD pipelines for systems that help our clients keep our country safe and secure.

About Us

INTEGRITYOne Partners specializes in IT modernization and business transformation for Federal clients. We tackle big problems with missions that positively impact our country's health, safety, and security. Our team of dedicated consultants and technologists thrives on learning new technologies, frameworks, and methodologies. With decades of experience, we pride ourselves on building outstanding and sustainable software products and systems.

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • · Demonstrates intellectual curiosity and a passion for continuous learning
  • · Thrives in a collaborative, fast-paced environment
  • · Shows adaptability and resilience in the face of complex challenges
  • · Exhibits strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
  • · Possesses excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Technical Skills Required

  • · Cloudbees Jenkins
  • · Ansible Tower
  • · Git and GitHub
  • · Maven
  • · Containerization
  • · Amazon ECS, Kubernetes, or OpenShift
  • · Vault
  • · LINUX (RHEL preferred), shell scripting
  • · Deployment Strategies
  • · Automated Deployment Testing and Tooling

Key Responsibilities

  • · Collaborate with cross-functional teams to automate and perform builds and deliver releases over 2-to-4-week sprints
  • · Develop automated, flexible, high-performance, and secure CI/CD pipelines for products developed with a range of languages and technologies
  • · Diagnose and resolve complex DevSecOps issues
  • · Communicate effectively with clients, team members, security experts, and other development teams
  • · Respond to client requirements in tight timeframes
  • · Demonstrate flexibility in work hours, especially for performing and monitoring deployments

Requirements

  • · US Citizenship (ability to obtain and maintain a DHS 6C Public Trust clearance)
  • · Bachelor's degree or higher (computer science background recommended but not required with suitable experience)
  • · Ability to work on-site in Crystal City, Virginia, 1-2 days per week

Experience

  • · 7+ years of DevSecOps experience in Agile software development
  • · Proven track record in designing and developing automated, secure CI/CD pipelines
  • · Experience working in government or high-security environments is a plus

At INTEGRITYOne Partners, we have high standards for the members of our team ---- and when our people meet these standards, the personal and professional rewards are plentiful. We help INTEGRITYOne Partners’ employees grow in their careers by gaining enhanced Federal knowledge and experience, sought-after skills, greater discipline and drive, and targeted education and training

INTEGRITYOne Partners is an equal opportunity employer Minorities / Females / Veterans / Disabilities. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, ethnicity, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or status as a qualified individual with a disability or any other personal characteristic protected by law.

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