About the job

About the Company

Work with cutting edge technology, making the world a safer and more secure place. Our Client offers an opportunity to solve some of world’s most challenging technical problems in the Electronic Warfare, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, RF sensing, Sensor Fusion and distributed systems.

About the role

Our Client is seeking a Frontend Software Developer - JavaScript (ideally React as a framework) with relevant experience to join the team in Sydney CBD.

The primary focus of the role is to develop and maintain Linux based deployed sensors. Working closely with ML/AI, Data Science, RF and infrastructure teams to innovate and enhance world leading RF detection and defeat technology. It represents an exceptional opportunity for a result-driven individual in a new niche but exploding market.

Responsibilities, Duties and Expectations

Design and develop the current frontend systems to increase functionality and usabilityBuild features and improvements from conceptualisation to realisation working closely with the software engineering team Work closely with a multi-disciplinary team to implement system requirements, from Algorithm engineers to UI/UX designersTake operational responsibility for the code base that you will developQualifications, Experience and Skills

• BS degree in Computer Science, similar technical field of study or equivalent practical experienceAt least 5+ years of experience as a Front End DeveloperSolid understanding of JavaScript (ideally React as a framework)Comfortable writing Python or Go (to support the team in API integration)Familiarity with Docker and GitLab is favourableYou are a lifelong learner. You’re self-taught and continuously learning. You are interested in keeping up with current best practices in your areas of expertiseYou are experienced working with modern infrastructure and toolsYou are comfortable running your software in Linux environmentsYou know and care about sound engineering practices like continuous delivery, defensive programming and automated testing