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Senior/Staff Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) (U.S. Air Force)

Skylight Health · United States · On-site

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About Skylight Health

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About the role

At Skylight, software engineers design, implement, and maintain software systems to improve government services for users. This software is built to meet the needs of regular users of government services as well as Skylight’s partners in government. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

What they're looking for

  • Ability to write clean, working, and reusable code
  • Familiar with how to build secure, compliant software and defend against common vulnerabilities
  • Understand the different pieces of software systems and how to fit them together, while keeping performance, reliability, and availability in mind
  • Understand the importance of always putting users at the center of your work, including thinking through the impact and implications of any code that you write
  • Experience designing test strategy and building automated regression suites for web applications
  • Experience leading testers or a test effort
More about this role

Skylight is a digital consultancy using design and technology to help government agencies deliver better public services.

We’re at the forefront of a civic movement to reinvent how all levels of government serve families, patients, and many others in today’s digital world.

If you want to play a part in driving this critical movement forward, we’d love for you to join our growing team of public interest technologists.

The work we do matters.

At Skylight, software engineers design, implement, and maintain software systems to improve government services for users. This software is built to meet the needs of regular users of government services as well as Skylight’s partners in government.

Skylight is partnering with a U.S. Air Force program office that runs a portfolio of civil engineering systems. These systems serve users across civil engineering, security forces, and services, including readiness managers, range personnel, and fire and emergency services. Releases are slow today. Regression testing is manual, security review happens after development finishes, and code freeze to production can take a month or more. We’ll move the program to an outcome-driven model with test...

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