Job ID: 319

Two Six Labs is looking for Lead Full Stack Engineer with production experience and working knowledge of the full software stack – from backend stores through presentation layers. The candidate will join a cross-functional research and development team focused on the implementation of a chemical/biological/radiological/nuclear (CBRN) sensor platform and related projects.

This is a senior position on the team, so strong candidates are likely to have several years of experience and be comfortable setting and communicating standards for development across the team. This is a broadly cross-functional role – strong candidates will feel comfortable pivoting from architectural planning and design to detailed implementation work.

Responsibilities:

Actively participate in the design, build, test and implementation phases of software components throughout the software development life cycle
Participate in discussions on requirements analysis, system architecture, code quality and change management controls
Write and test code, as well as work with other team members to deliver fully functional and tested software
Participate in troubleshooting and research of software bugs and issues as they are reported

Qualifications:

A four year degree in CS, EE, or Math or related on the job experience
Experience using MVC server-side web frameworks such as Grails, Spring Boot, or Micronaut. Grails in particular a plus
Strong background in JavaScript frameworks such as React (preferred), AngularJS, or Vue. Typescript experience a plus
Experience developing internal and external API services
The ability to rapidly create simple and usable visualizations
Ability to iterate and ship ideas quickly
Willingness jump in and solve hard problems
Know when to ask questions
Great communication skills
Self-driven work ethic

Clearance Requirements:

Eligibility for Security clearance

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