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Arsiem

Android-Savvy CNO Developer

Ft. Meade, MD$130k–$145kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

ARSIEM Corporation seeks an experienced Android developer with cybersecurity expertise to support government operations at Fort Meade, MD. This role offers opportunities to work on mission-critical technical solutions while contributing to national security initiatives.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain Android applications for government cybersecurity operations
  • Support Computer Network Operations (CNO) initiatives and objectives
  • Collaborate with government partners to deliver secure technical solutions
  • Implement security best practices in application development
  • Troubleshoot and optimize Android platform performance
  • Participate in code reviews and quality assurance processes

What they're looking for

  • Android development expertise
  • Computer Network Operations (CNO) knowledge
  • Secure coding practices
  • Java or Kotlin programming
  • Government security clearance eligibility
  • Software architecture and design patterns
  • API integration
  • Debugging and performance optimization

Benefits

  • Opportunity to impact national security
  • Career growth and professional development
  • Work with cutting-edge technology
  • Partnership with reputable government clients
  • Experienced and collaborative team environment
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Arsiem

Arsiem is a defense contractor that provides technical solutions and services to U.S. Government agencies, including Microsoft 365 support and host forensics capabilities. The company is hiring for Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, and Quality Assurance Analysts to support federal clients across multiple agencies.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience developing Android applications. What frameworks, libraries, or tools have you used most extensively?
  • What does CNO (Computer Network Operations) mean to you, and how have you applied CNO principles or security concepts in previous Android projects?
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