CGS Federal
Drupal Developer
About this role
CGS seeks an experienced Drupal Developer to support federal technology initiatives in Los Angeles. You'll build and maintain Drupal sites, develop custom themes and modules, and collaborate with cross-functional teams using Agile methodologies to deliver innovative government solutions.
What you'll do
- Build, administer, and maintain Drupal sites for federal clients
- Develop custom Drupal themes and modules
- Gather and translate user requirements into technical solutions
- Participate in Sprint teams following Agile methodology
- Facilitate collaboration between front-end and back-end development teams
- Stay current with emerging technologies and tools
What they're looking for
- Drupal (8/9 and general site building)
- PHP, MySQL, HTML, jQuery
- CSS, Sass, USWDS styling
- Drupal content modeling and site governance
- Linux (OEL, RHEL, CentOS)
- REST/SOAP APIs and CI/CD
- Drush and Composer
- Azure DevOps and Agile methodologies
Benefits
- Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
- Life Insurance and 401k
- Flexible Spending Account options
- Paid Time Off and State/Federal holiday observance
- Professional growth and learning opportunities
- Collaborative, supportive work environment
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CGS Federal
CGS Federal provides workforce development solutions and federal technology services, including training programs, job placement initiatives, and custom software development for government agencies. The company is hiring workforce development professionals in Washington, DC and SharePoint/PowerApps developers in Chicago and Atlanta to support these initiatives.
- Website
- cgsfederal.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience developing custom Drupal themes and modules. Can you describe a specific project where you built a custom module and what challenges you encountered?
- Tell us about your experience with Drupal 8/9 specifically. How have you handled upgrades or migrations between Drupal versions?