Arsiem
Baseband-Savvy CNO Developer
About this role
ARSIEM Corporation seeks an experienced Computer Scientist to develop cutting-edge solutions for a government client at Fort Meade. This role combines baseband expertise with computer network operations development, offering opportunities to impact multiple U.S. Government agencies with innovative technical work.
What you'll do
- Develop and enhance baseband-level software solutions for government applications
- Support computer network operations (CNO) initiatives for federal clients
- Collaborate with government partners to deliver technical solutions
- Contribute to research and development of advanced technologies
- Troubleshoot and optimize complex systems
- Maintain compliance with government security and operational standards
What they're looking for
- Baseband development and protocols
- Computer network operations
- Software development and coding
- System optimization
- Government security clearance eligibility
- Problem-solving and technical analysis
- Team collaboration
- Communication skills
Benefits
- Opportunity to impact national security missions
- Career growth and professional development
- Work with cutting-edge technologies
- Support from experienced technical team
- Government contractor stability
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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.
View all jobs at ArsiemLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience with baseband-level programming and radio frequency communications. What specific baseband protocols or technologies have you worked with?
- Tell us about a time you developed or modified Android applications for specialized/restricted environments. What were the technical challenges?