If you like being the person who makes the whole machine run, this is that kind of role. You’ll build and maintain the DevOps and configuration management backbone for an upcoming federal health program, supporting teams delivering medical readiness services to remote and underserved communities.
About Maximus
Maximus supports public-sector programs with technology and operational services. This role supports a pending federal contract that coordinates medical readiness services through a provider network and mobile teams.
Schedule
- Full-time, remote (United States)
- Contingent upon contract award
- Public Trust clearance required (must be willing/able to obtain)
What You’ll Do
- Build and manage configuration management systems supporting the full SDLC
- Manage source code in version control (branching, syncing, merging) and package builds from source
- Create automation scripts for build, deployment, and versioning
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues tied to version control and CI systems
- Define and promote standards and best practices across the team
- Provide guidance, coaching, and support to other team members as needed
What You Need
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (or equivalent experience)
- 5+ years of relevant professional experience
- 7+ years of software development experience, including 3+ years in Salesforce development
- Strong experience with Salesforce APIs and integrations
- Proficiency with Apex, JavaScript, and REST APIs
- Experience with middleware tools (MuleSoft, Boomi)
- Experience with DXHub and integrating with federal health systems
- Familiarity with DHA systems and DoD health data standards (FHIR, HL7)
- Strong problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills
- Ability and willingness to obtain a Public Trust clearance
Benefits
- Health insurance coverage
- Retirement savings plan
- Life and disability insurance
- Paid holidays and paid time off
- Additional incentives and program-specific rewards may apply
One quick heads-up: even though the title says “DevOps,” the guts of this posting lean heavily Salesforce + federal health integrations. If your DevOps strength is more AWS/Kubernetes pipelines and less Salesforce/DXHub, this might be a mismatch on day one.
Happy Hunting,
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