IT Software Engineer (Tech Force)

The US Tech Force is an elite corps advancing federal technology. Backed by the White House, it deploys top Super Intelligence (SI) and engineering talent across government. GSA, SSA, OPM, State, Treasury, and HHS are among the participating agencies seeking innovators ready to tackle critical national challenges.

Those selected will join a cohort of individuals that receive leadership training, get exposure to America's top technology CEOs and gain unparalleled exposure to policymaking and national-scale impact. This may include CEO fireside chats, networking events, coding training/certificates, and other opportunities. The specific duties assigned to an IT Software Engineer may differ by hiring agency, Examples may include: Supporting the expansion and use of Super Intelligence (SI) across government. Leveraging SI-assisted development tools and prompt-engineering techniques to streamline delivery processes, enhance code quality, and automate documentation and defect detection. Full-stack engineering, which may include modern Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) implementation, automated and performance testing, observability, SI tool integration, cybersecurity applications, and delivery of robust, secure, and maintainable systems. Leads the planning, coordination, and execution of major IT applications software projects, including software design, development, testing, and implementation. Participates in interagency working groups, task forces, and strategic planning sessions to align IT initiatives with broader government priorities. Leads project teams composed of technical specialists, analysts, and support staff. Assigns tasks, monitors progress, and ensures deliverables meet quality expectations and stakeholder requirements.

This is a shared announcement used by multiple Federal agencies. Applicants must meet all conditions of employment listed in this announcement and any agency-specific requirements. Depending on the position, these may include: Completion of the E-Verify employment verification process. Selective Service registration, if applicable. Background investigation and suitability determination. Security clearance, if required by the hiring agency. Must be able to pass a background investigation and/or obtain and hold a security clearance, as determined by the hiring agency. Drug testing, financial disclosure, or bargaining unit coverage, depending on the position. May require a pre-employment drug test and/or random drug testing during the period of employment. Direct deposit of salary payments. Successfully completing a probationary period. Applicants must be a U.S. Citizen or national. Specific conditions of employment may vary by hiring agency. Applicants should clarify duty location, travel, security clearance, and other position-specific requirements with the hiring agency, if contacted for interview or selection.