TS/SCI Sr Software Engineer (C++/Python | Real-Time/RF Systems) – Mission Critical
Job Description:
We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer (TS/SCI Cleared) with deep experience in real-time systems, communications, and RF-related applications to support a high-priority mission within the Intelligence Community.
This role is ideal for a seasoned engineer who thrives in low-latency, high-throughput environments and has experience building full-stack solutions that interface with complex hardware or signal-based systems.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and develop high-performance, real-time software systems using C/C++ and Python
- Build and maintain full-stack applications supporting mission workflows and data processing
- Work on communications systems involving signal ingestion, processing, and distribution
- Optimize systems for low-latency and high-throughput performance
- Integrate software with RF-based or hardware-adjacent systems
- Collaborate with engineers, analysts, and mission stakeholders in Agile environments
- Support deployment, testing, and troubleshooting in classified environments
Required Qualifications:
- Active TS/SCI clearance (or higher)
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
- 20+ years of software engineering experience
- Strong expertise in:
- C/C++ (systems-level development)
- Python (SWORD or similar mission frameworks)
- Full-stack development
- Experience with real-time or near real-time processing systems
- Background in communications systems
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with RF systems, signal processing, or SIGINT-related work
- Familiarity with low-level system optimization and concurrency
- Experience supporting IC or DoD mission environments
- Exposure to distributed systems or modern containerized environments
What Sets This Role Apart:
- Direct support to mission-critical, operational systems
- Highly technical team working on complex, real-world problems
- Strong compensation on a stable, long-term program
- Opportunity to work at the intersection of software, hardware, and signals