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Multinational Digital Infrastructure - Full Stack SW Eng. (US)

Washington, DC (999)🌐 Remote💼 Full-time💰 $191,000–$191,000🗓 2026-07-30 → 2026-09-26

Core

Design, develop, and deploy mission-critical full-stack software and digital infrastructure for sovereign and multinational classified maritime systems, enabling collaboration across U.S., Australian, and UK engineering teams.

Role type

Senior Full Stack Systems and Software Engineer

Builds

Classified digital infrastructure, secure APIs, microservices, and command-and-control interfaces for Maritime platforms and Lattice OS

Domain

Defense technology, Maritime systems, Multinational classified environments (AUKUS)

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | infrastructure

Required skills

Full-stack software engineering, Frontend development (React/Angular/Vue.js), Backend development (Python/Go/Node.js), Systems engineering, Networking, Security, Edge/cloud system integrations, RESTful APIs, Microservices, Distributed systems architecture, Container orchestration (Docker/Kubernetes), Cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), Mesh networking, Secure communication paradigms

Preferred skills

Maritime platforms (UUVs, undersea sensors), Lattice OS experience, Sovereign cloud environments, Classified military networks integration

Technologies

React, Angular, Vue.js, Python, Go, Node.js, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP

Responsibilities

Develop intuitive user interfaces for command-and-control systems and mission dashboards; Design scalable, secure APIs and microservices for data flow across heterogeneous networks; Integrate Maritime systems, unmanned vehicles, and classified cloud environments with Lattice OS; Develop integrations between sensors, mission systems, and multinational defense environments; Build and test mesh networking architectures and edge-to-cloud systems; Write technical documentation and integration guides

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC

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