Web Administrator/Developer 2

We are recruiting on behalf of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) for a Web Administrator/Developer 2 supporting the Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) organization. This role supports development of a new LDRD platform with significant front-end design needs, and suits a developer who wants to help stand up an application that will be built on going forward. The work spans designing and formatting materials, coordinating and troubleshooting integration and interfacing issues, and ensuring compliance with Laboratory web site specifications, standards, and security policies, while using and developing Laboratory templates and standards. The position calls for a highly motivated individual who works well under pressure and may support several applications at once in a highly agile structure, all while maintaining the Laboratory’s high security mandates. A strong background developing front ends with the Angular framework is required.

Responsibilities

Design and develop front-end interfaces for a new LDRD platform using the Angular framework; Design and format materials consistent with Laboratory web standards and visual identity; Coordinate and troubleshoot integration and interfacing issues across connected systems and services; Ensure compliance with Laboratory web site specifications, standards, and security policies; Use and develop Laboratory templates and standards to keep applications consistent; Perform unit testing and related testing activities to validate application functionality; Support several applications concurrently within a highly agile development structure

Requirements

U.S. citizenship required; Ability to obtain unescorted (A-level) site access; Hands-on experience developing front ends with the Angular framework; Working knowledge of AngularJS, JavaScript, HTML, and related front-end web technologies; Experience with unit testing and application testing practices, including testing of ciphers or similar security-related functionality; Ability to work well under pressure and support several applications at once in a highly agile structure; Ability to develop within established web security standards and policies; Bachelor's degree in liberal arts or equivalent combination of education and hands-on front-end development experience; Minimum 2 years related experience

Nice to have

Familiarity with user experience (UX) methodologies; Active or prior DOE Q clearance; Local to the Los Alamos, NM area and able to work on-site; Prior experience developing within a national laboratory or other secure research environment

Benefits

Competitive compensation; Collaborative culture; Opportunity to make a real difference for national security and beyond