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Location: Onsite in Chantilly, VA.
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Join our innovative team at SBS, where we are at the forefront of cloud technology, specializing in the development and deployment of AWS solutions. Our groundbreaking platform empowers mission owners to self-onboard, build, and secure Amazon Web Services (AWS) Impact Level (IL)-4/5 workloads within minutes, operating at the speed of commercial cloud while meeting the stringent requirements of the Government. The value of the COSMOS platform is to provide streamlined/automated ATO for IL-4/5 along with commercial experience to the government space.

We are seeking a talented Cloud Developer to design, build, and maintain scalable, secure, and high-performing cloud-based applications. In this role, you will leverage your expertise in Node.js, React.js, AWS services, and modern development frameworks to drive impactful solutions for our organization. This role is expected to be onsite in Chantilly,VA the majority of the time.

Responsibilities:

Design and deploy cloud infrastructure using AWS CDK and SDK.
Work extensively with AWS services, including Gateway, Lambda, Step Functions, S3, RDS Postgres, DynamoDB, and SQS.
Write high-quality, maintainable code in TypeScript 4+ and ECMAScript 2020/11+.
Develop, deploy, and manage REST APIs using Node.js 18+ and AWS Lambda.
Create and maintain responsive UI components with React.js 18+ and Material UI.
Use React hooks, TanStack, and Axios to implement effective state management and API communication.
Manage application security with AWS IAM, SSM, and Secrets Manager.
Optimize SQL queries for performance and scalability.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and deliver cloud-first solutions.
Conduct code reviews and contribute to architectural discussions and team planning.
Stay current with cloud technologies and modern development practices.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

Proficiency with AWS CDK and SDK for infrastructure as code
2-5 years of hands-on experience in Node.js 18+ REST API development and operations with AWS Lambda.
Proficiency in React.js 18+ and Material UI for frontend development.
Expertise in React hooks, TanStack, and Axios for state and data management.
Strong knowledge of TypeScript 4+ and ECMAScript 2020/11+..
Deep experience with AWS services such as Gateway, Lambda, Step Functions, S3, RDS Postgres, DynamoDB, and SQS.
Familiarity with AWS IAM, SSM, and Secrets Manager for application security.
Strong understanding of SQL query optimization techniques.

Preferred Skills & Qualifications:

Experience with TRPC, Kysely, Zod, dayjs, and Vite JS library.
Knowledge of data visualization libraries such as amCharts and ReCharts.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

SBS offers a comprehensive total-rewards package, including a market competitive salary along with:

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage; HSA-eligible plan options available

401(k) retirement plan with company match (vesting schedule per Plan Document)

Paid Time Off, federal holidays, and floating holiday for personal observance

Annual professional development support for AWS certifications, training, and conferences

Employee referral program where applicable and documented by program policy

Life, AD&D, and short- / long-term disability insurance

Telework and flexible-schedule support where mission and contract permit

Mission-focused federal contractor supporting national-security customers

Target Salary Range: $90,000-125,000. This range reflects the anticipated compensation for this role. Actual salary will be based on a combination of factors, including the position’s scope and level of responsibility, the candidate’s relevant experience, education, technical expertise, skills and qualifications, geographic location, and applicable business or contractual requirements.

About SBS
Strategic Business Systems, Inc. (SBS) is a national Information Technology services company headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. SBS provides IT infrastructure design, integration, and operational services. Our expertise spans the full spectrum of infrastructure technologies, including networking, servers, data storage, disaster recovery, cybersecurity, and internet technologies.

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