Grey Matters Defense Solutions

DevOps Developer - Boulder, Colorado

Boulder, CO
Full Time
Mid Level
Location: Boulder, Colorado
Schedule: Fulltime
Travel Required: 10%
Remote:  No Remote
Clearance: Secret or Secret eligible


Grey Matters Defense Solutions is a specialized firm in software development, data analytics algorithms, and advanced remote sensing technologies, tailored to meet the complex demands of defense and intelligence sectors.

Join the team as a talented and dedicated DevOps Developer.

About the job:
Our DevOps Developers help the organization speed up and automate aspects of development, testing and releasing software by building testing and maintaining infrastructure and tools so that software can be developed and released.
 
Key Responsibilities:
Investigate and resolve technical issues, perform root cause analysis for production errors, build tools to improve customer experience and develop software to integrate with internal back-end systems.
What will you bring to the team:
  • 2+ years experience with Rust, RPM creation/management experience or a variety of compiler experience (c++, golang, etc). 
  • 2+ years experience with Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, Python, Rust and experience with CICD tools
  • 2+ years experience with RPM creation / management, compiler (C++, golang)
  • Must be eligible or already have a Secret Clearance

Salary:  $95,000 - $155,000 + 25% SEP

Grey Matters Defense Solutions pay range is a general guideline and not a guarantee of compensation or salary. In addition to your base salary, Grey Matters Defense Solutions will distribute an additional 25% of your base salary into your SEP Retirement fund and an additional 12.5% into your IBA to pay for your medical insurance premiums.  If you do not use Grey Matters Defense Solutions insurance, then that money will be paid out to you as a bonus. Remember, this is in addition to your base salary and bonus!

Check out our benefits: 
Grey Matters Defense Solutions offer a comprehensive benefits package including
  • medical - five plans to choose from
  • dental - employer paid premium
  • vision
  • life insurance employer paid premium
  • short-term & long-term disability - employer paid premium
  • SEP IRA 25% in addition to your base salary and bonus 
  • IBA 12.5% to pay for medical insurance premiums
  • PTO Six weeks (6)
  • Flexible Hours
  • Hybrid
  • Employee assistance program
Want to know more?
Staffed by a diverse range of professionals—from senior-level experts from organizations like the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and the U.S. Armed Forces, to recent graduates and military recruits—the company prides itself on a culture of diversity and inclusion.
Grey Matters Defense Solutions sets itself apart with a startup-like corporate environment that values flexibility and collaboration, offering flexible schedules, hybrid work options, and frequent team events and company outings.
By integrating the skills of subject matter experts, analysts, software engineers, and data scientists, Grey Matters Defense Solutions delivers unique artificial intelligence algorithms and applications, positioning itself as a leader in innovative solutions for defense and intelligence.

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