Platform Engineer - Clearance Required
Logistics Management Institute3 days ago
Remote, United StatesSenior / Staff+
Base Salary
$101k - $173k/yr
Responsibilities
- Manage and improve services across design, deployment, operation, monitoring, scaling, and refinement.
- Develop software platforms and frameworks, support capacity planning, and conduct launch reviews.
- Automate build, deployment, and operational processes within a DevSecOps environment.
- Monitor availability, latency, and system health while improving reliability and deployment velocity.
- Build and maintain automated CI/CD pipelines with conditional procedures based on source and artifact security scans.
- Provide technical guidance to software development and platform infrastructure teams.
- Manage release artifact versioning to support upgrades and rollbacks.
- Participate in sustainable incident response and post-incident retrospectives.
Requirements
- Active TS/SCI security clearance is required.
- 7–10 years of experience as a DevSecOps Engineer is required.
- At least 5 years of Python programming experience is required.
- Experience debugging and optimizing code and automating routine tasks.
- Knowledge of Unix/Linux operating systems, containerized web applications, and container orchestration engines.
- Experience building automated build and deployment pipelines, including GitLab CI/CD and Bash scripting.
- Understanding of security-scan-based build and deployment procedures and release artifact version control.
- Ability to work across software development and platform infrastructure teams.
- Preferred qualifications include Agile, Lean, DevOps, cloud, Security+, or other professional certification experience.
- Familiarity with DoD and federal security standards, Army software development processes, agile methodologies, and consultant/client environments is preferred.
Benefits
- US-Remote work location is listed.
- Target salary range is $101,145–$173,000.
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About Logistics Management Institute
Logistics Management Institute (LMI) provides consulting, software development, and analytics services to U.S. federal agencies, with strengths in supply chain, digital engineering, AI, and modeling and simulation. It builds and sustains government systems—such as Army acquisition and contract-writing platforms—while delivering data-driven modernization and program support across defense, space, healthcare, and energy. Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, LMI operates as a privately held contractor to the public sector.