Open Bloomington software jobs

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Software and systems engineering support for the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, applying object-oriented programming, design patterns and design methods to build and integrate software, computer and network solutions across the program. Duties include troubleshooting complex technical issues, documenting design decisions and technical specifications, and serving as a subject matter expert in technical reviews with government stakeholders. An active DoD Secret clearance and ten or more years of experience are required, TS/SCI is preferred, and the position is contingent on contract award.

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Technical lead for a multidisciplinary engineering team on the Expeditionary Electronic Warfare Intelligence and Cyberspace Operations program, owning system architectures, interface definitions and technical documentation while coordinating software, DSP, RF and systems engineering activities. The lead serves as the primary technical interface between the contractor team and the government team, prioritizes engineering work and technical issue resolution, and supports cybersecurity and program protection planning. Requires US citizenship, a CompTIA Security Plus certification before start date, and the ability to obtain and maintain an active Secret clearance.

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Digital signal processing for expeditionary electronic-warfare and cyberspace-operations programmes: designing and implementing DSP algorithms, building FPGA and RFSoC signal-processing solutions, and developing processing pipelines for IQ data alongside waveform development. The role works directly with software developers through implementation and integration, and supports test and optimisation of the delivered DSP capability. Two hard gates: US citizenship with the ability to obtain and hold an active Secret clearance, and a CompTIA Security Plus certification in hand before the start date.

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Mission software development in C plus plus and Python for the Expeditionary Electronic Warfare Intelligence and Cyberspace Operations effort under the Azurite program, spanning design, implementation, test, integration, debugging, verification and production hardening, with some system administration scope. Work runs through a Git-based workflow with merge requests and Agile daily task planning, in both Linux and Windows development environments, alongside systems, DSP and RF engineers. Requires US citizenship, a CompTIA Security Plus certification before start date, and eligibility for an active Secret clearance.

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A hybrid database-administration and reporting-development seat inside a defence services firm: administering enterprise databases, repositories and document-management systems, managing user access and permissions, and monitoring database performance and data quality. The build half is reporting applications, dashboards and automated workflows in Excel, Access, SQL Server, .NET and Power BI, plus support for data-science work through data preparation and modelling. Preferred experience adds Tableau, Python or R and cloud data platforms.

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Embedded firmware and software development on a rapid-prototyping program for the Office of Naval Research, writing C for microcontrollers such as RP2040 architectures and single-board computers, implementing I2C, SPI, UART and Ethernet interfaces to sensors and custom hardware, and integrating autonomy and control-algorithm code onto robotics platforms with ROS. The work is deliberately hardware-adjacent: benchtop debugging, code flashing and software-to-hardware integration alongside electrical and mechanical engineers, plus preparing Technical Data Packages, installation drawings and test plans for prototypes that reach low-rate production. No clearance is needed to start but eligibility for a SECRET clearance is required, and the role carries up to 25 percent continental US travel to support live test events and on-site troubleshooting.

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This is a deployment and release role on a DoD software program rather than a development one: the engineer installs, configures and validates software builds, patches and updates into a Common Software Baseline and deploys containerized applications into Red Hat OpenShift clusters inside a Windows enterprise environment. Day-to-day work spans Active Directory Domain Services, Group Policy and DNS configuration, troubleshooting failed installs and authentication problems, and writing and executing test procedures across build acceptance, integration, regression, automation and cybersecurity compliance testing. The program targets four planned software releases a year, and the job includes both remote and on-site integration support at government and contractor facilities.

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Application development inside the IU Libraries, split between configuring and customizing off-the-shelf and open-source library systems and writing custom applications where no product fits. Alongside that sits carrying Indiana University branding and analytics into vendor-supplied and turnkey platforms with the Libraries Discovery and User Experience department, plus testing, bug fixing, performance tuning, documentation, and keeping supported software aligned with university policy and with accessibility standards. Two years of software development experience is the stated minimum; prior work in an academic or library setting and experience using AI tools in development or in user-facing applications are listed as preferred.

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Software engineering on government wireless research and test programs, developing and assessing cellular protocol implementations across 3G, LTE and 5G, with hands-on design, coding, integration, debugging and maintenance as core duties. A large share of the work is test and evaluation: writing and executing test plans for laboratory, simulated, over-the-air and field events, building test automation for repeatability, then reducing and analyzing the data and briefing the findings, including protocol vulnerability, quality-of-service and device performance behavior. Requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance, with work in secure and classified environments and travel to customer test events.

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A software developer role supporting the design, development, integration, testing, and sustainment of software and firmware for military Electronic Warfare systems, tactical information systems, and test and training environments across the full lifecycle. Responsibilities include software architecture, coding, debugging, requirements traceability, and cybersecurity-conscious implementation for mission systems. This role requires in-person support.

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An advanced data engineering role at a university, handling complex data modeling, conversion, migration, and reconciliation and tuning complex stored procedures and queries, while mentoring junior staff. Preferred experience leans into AI and LLM integration, embedding models such as Claude, OpenAI, or Amazon Bedrock into enterprise platforms along with prompt engineering, inference pipelines, and agentic frameworks.

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Software engineering role at a defense services contractor supporting DoD programs - full development lifecycle work (coding, unit testing, integration, defect resolution) with secure coding practices and RMF-aligned requirements, using Java, C++, and Python in Agile environments. Requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

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A defense modeling-and-simulation software role developing and validating AFSIM models to support Navy and DoD analysis, including verification and validation and operational studies such as trade studies and analyses of alternatives. It calls for programming in Python and C/C++ and requires a TS/SCI clearance or the ability to obtain one, and it is based in Crane, Indiana within a small technical team.

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A wireless and cellular engineering role supporting the design, integration, test, and evaluation of 3G, LTE, and 5G capabilities for military Expeditionary Electronic Warfare systems. The work combines hands-on software engineering in C, C++, and Python with cellular protocol development, wireless vulnerability assessment, and laboratory and field test execution. This role requires in-person support at a Navy site in Crane, Indiana.

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This role develops signal-processing algorithms and waveforms for Navy communications, networking and electronic warfare systems, implementing, modeling and testing those algorithm concepts in software and programming software-defined radios. It is a genuinely mixed RF-and-software job: alongside coding, the engineer analyzes radio-frequency communication protocols, uses spectrum analyzers to evaluate complex waveforms, runs diagnostics and unit and system testing on Navy electronic warfare systems, and coordinates system updates, configuration management and documentation with the original equipment manufacturer. Entry requires a bachelor's in electronics engineering concentrated in microwave and RF theory plus seven years of RF design experience including strong software coding and MATLAB, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance with TS/SCI eligibility.

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A defense modeling, simulation, and analysis role using the AFSIM framework to develop, integrate, and maintain models and scenarios and to produce technical assessments and survivability analyses. It requires programming in Python, C++, and/or MATLAB, an active TS/SCI clearance, and a Security+ (CE) or comparable DoD-approved certification, and is based in Crane, Indiana.

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Modeling-and-simulation engineering role at a defense contractor developing and executing physics-based mission simulations in AFSIM, translating MBSE SysML artifacts into executable models to analyze sensor-to-shooter kill chains and mission effects. Programming experience in Python, C++, or MATLAB is desired. Position is contingent on funding and requires U.S. citizenship plus a Secret-level clearance.