Full Stack Mobile Developer (Active Public Trust or Secret Clearance Required)

Sterling, MA - USA

Yearly Salary: $ 105000 - 120000

Posted on: Yesterday

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Due to Government Contract all viable candidates must be US Citizens with an Active Public Trust or Secret Security Clearance

This is a hybrid role (3 days remote 2 days onsite)

Salary: $00/year depending on experience

We are seeking a skilled Full Stack Mobile Developer with an active Public Trust or Secret security clearance to design develop and maintain secure high-performance mobile applications supporting mission-critical government systems. The ideal candidate will have strong experience across mobile front-end backend services and cloud-based platforms in regulated environments.

Responsibilities:

Design develop and maintain cross-platform and native mobile applications (iOS/Android).
Build and integrate secure backend services APIs and microservices.
Collaborate with UX/UI designers backend engineers and security teams to deliver high-quality solutions.
Implement authentication authorization and data protection standards in compliance with federal regulations.
Optimize application performance scalability and reliability.
Participate in system architecture technical design and code reviews.
Ensure compliance with security policies SDLC standards and clearance-related requirements.
Troubleshoot debug and resolve application and system issues.

Requirements:

Due to Government Contract all viable candidates must be US Citizens with an Active Public Trust or Secret Security Clearance
Bachelors Degree in Computer Science Information Technology or related field
3 years related work experience

$105000 - $120000 a year

Required Experience:

Due to Government Contract all viable candidates must be US Citizens with an Active Public Trust or Secret Security Clearance This is a hybrid role (3 days remote 2 days onsite)Salary: $00/year depending on experience We are seeking a skilled Full Stack Mobile Developer with an active Public Trust o...