Software Engineer - Government Systems

In this role, you'll:

• Design and develop the software installer — a Go-based CLI that automates provisioning, manifest rendering, image bundling, and end-to-end deployment of Reactor to customer environments, including fully air-gapped networks

• Build and maintain the blockchain data delivery pipeline — the Java services that package blockchain data in the cloud, deliver it to customer sites, and unpack it for ingestion into the on-premises system

• Extend and improve the Admin Portal — a React-based web UI backed by a Node.js server that enables customers to manage users, roles, permissions, and monitor system health on their on-premises installation

• Develop infrastructure as code (Terraform) to provision and manage the AWS-based environments used for development, acceptance testing, and data delivery

• Collaborate with product service teams to integrate their applications into the on-prem deployment platform, defining deployment configurations, resolving environment-specific issues, and designing multi-tenancy capabilities that ensure secure isolation between tenants

• Support FedRAMP compliance requirements by designing audit logging, RBAC policies, package signing, and security hardening into the platform — writing well-tested, well-documented code with unit tests, integration tests, and CI-driven quality gates across Go, Java, and JavaScript

We're looking for candidates who have:

• Proficiency in Java, JavaScript, Go, and Bash for building production software — services, systems-level code, and CLI tools

• Strong working knowledge of Kubernetes — deployments, networking, storage, Helm, and troubleshooting workloads in production

• Comfort working across the stack — from backend data pipelines to a React-based admin UI when needed

• Experience with infrastructure as code, particularly Terraform

• Solid Linux fundamentals (RHEL or similar — networking, storage, process management)

• A strong sense of ownership and effective cross-team collaboration — you write code you're proud to operate, think about failure modes before they happen, and work alongside product engineers who consume the platform and tooling you build