CGS Federal
Full Stack Developer
About this role
CGS is hiring a mid-level Full Stack Developer in Boston to build enterprise software solutions supporting government data inventory initiatives. You'll collaborate across teams using modern web technologies while following best practices in testing, security, and deployment.
What you'll do
- Develop full-stack web applications, APIs, and services
- Create and implement software testing strategies
- Automate manual processes through scripting
- Manage version control and guide others on processes
- Implement security enhancements for applications
- Use application metrics to inform technical decisions
What they're looking for
- JavaScript and libraries (Angular, Node.js, TypeORM, Nest.js)
- Full-stack web development (front and backend)
- Agile methodology and phase-based delivery
- Testing, security, and configuration management practices
- SQL and database design
- Git, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment strategies
- Unix/Linux command line
- Compiled and interpreted programming languages
Benefits
- Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
- Life Insurance
- 401(k) with FSA options
- Paid Time Off and federal holidays
- Professional growth and learning opportunities
- Supportive team 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
- Can you walk us through a full stack web application you've developed? What technologies did you use on the frontend and backend, and how did they integrate?
- Describe your experience with Angular and Node.js. Have you built APIs or services with these technologies, and what challenges did you encounter?