The Business Analyst supports Agile projects by analyzing user needs, facilitating Scrum ceremonies, and coordinating with project teams for delivery and testing.

The Project Owner analyzes user needs, facilitates Agile ceremonies, coordinates teams, and provides support for project deliverables, ensuring team productivity.

The Quality/Test Engineer will implement quality assurance techniques, review code throughout the software lifecycle, and ensure defects are managed properly.

The Senior Solution Architect develops and implements software solutions, analyzes user needs, mentors developers, and ensures system reliability and performance.

The DevOps Engineer will design prototypes for new technologies, manage CI/CD pipelines, automate infrastructure, and mentor developers, enhancing customer experiences and addressing technical challenges.

The Technical Lead is responsible for software development, system analysis, mentoring developers, and ensuring systems' reliability and availability in civic tech projects.

As a UI/UX Designer, you will conduct user research, design intuitive interfaces, and collaborate with teams to enhance user experiences for federal software projects.

The Software Engineer Level III creates and modifies software applications, analyzes user needs, leads projects, and mentors junior developers. This role requires extensive experience with various programming languages and technologies, focusing on civic tech for the federal government.

The Software Engineer Level II designs, implements and supports software prototypes for federal clients, optimizing operational efficiency and mentoring developers.

The Software Engineer Level I develops and modifies software applications, analyzes user needs, and collaborates on projects to improve client systems.

This role invites applicants to pitch their ideal position at CTG, emphasizing skills in innovation and problem-solving in a collaborative environment.