Web Software Developer

September 15, 2026

A leading technology integrator providing full life cycle services and solutions in the technical, engineering, intelligence, and enterprise information technology markets is seeking a skilled professional to contribute to mission-critical projects for the U.S. federal government. The Role <ul><li> Design, document, develop, and maintain public web pages for a major U.S. combatant command.</li><li> Integrate legacy web pages into a new public website.</li><li> Provide maintenance, sustainment, and evolutionary upgrades to existing web pages.</li><li> Ensure adherence to Government and industry web and security standards.</li><li> Coordinate minor adjustments with content owners.</li><li> Assist with administrative oversight and access management for an essential program. </li></ul>What You'll Need <ul><li> 10+ years of experience in web software development.</li><li> DoD Top Secret clearance with SCI Eligibility.</li><li> CompTIA Security+ Certification.</li><li> Experience with Node.js, React, JavaScript, and HTML.</li><li> Experience with AppStream, Confluence, and Strapi (Content Management System).</li><li> Expertise in AWS Cloud and implementing software adhering to DoD Security guidelines.</li><li> Strong technical writing and documentation skills, including MS Office suite.</li><li> Configuration and change management experience working with Government customers. </li></ul>What's On Offer <ul><li> Opportunity to support a critical USTRANSCOM IT Service Management effort.</li><li> Engage in modernizing infrastructure, systems, and applications for a combatant command.</li><li> Work on a public website project with significant impact.</li><li> Competitive salary range ($120,001 - $160,000). </li></ul>Apply via Haystack today!

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