KBR is seeking a Senior Software Developer to join their team supporting NASA's Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS) Evolution and Development 3 (EED-3) contract. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of space technology and software development, where you'll be building tools that help scientists and researchers access and analyze NASA's Earth Science mission data.
The position involves working in a fast-paced Agile environment, where you'll be responsible for the design, development, and operations of the NASA Earthdata Search Client (EDSC) and Common Metadata Repository (CMR). You'll be building innovative tools that enable scientists and students to discover, transform, and improve the quality of earth science data, contributing to solving environmental and socio-economic issues.
As a Senior Software Developer, you'll be working with modern technologies including cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud), serverless architectures, and front-end frameworks like React. The role requires expertise in REST/GraphQL APIs, single-page applications, and cloud services such as Lambda and Step Functions. You'll be leading deployment efforts, troubleshooting production issues, and designing scalable architectures.
KBR offers a comprehensive benefits package including 401K with company match, health insurance, and professional development opportunities. The company's culture is built on their ONE KBR Values, emphasizing people, delivery, integrity, empowerment, and teamwork. With a global workforce of 29,000 people and operations in 40 countries, KBR provides an environment where you can grow professionally while working on meaningful projects that impact our understanding of Earth's systems.
The position offers flexibility with both on-site work in Greenbelt, Maryland, and remote work options for US-based candidates. The salary range is competitive, ranging from $122,500 to $183,800, based on experience and location. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced developers who want to apply their skills to meaningful scientific projects while working with cutting-edge technology.