The Software Development Engineer 5 (Java) is a professional role requiring extensive knowledge of industry practices and organizational policies. The incumbent will exercise sound judgment in designing, developing, testing, deploying, and analyzing technical products and systems of diverse scope. This position may lead high-value system purchases, participate as a technical team leader, and influence multiple engineering teams in areas such as software development, project planning, DevSecOps initiatives, task breakdown, and peer reviews. The role provides technical leadership in architecture, design, implementation, software quality, and ongoing engineering support of the organization’s technology applications. This is an individual contributor role on a five-year fixed-term contract. The organization is a faith-based employer seeking qualified candidates to support its mission. The Church is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment decisions on any basis that would violate applicable law.

The Software Development Engineer 5 (Java) is a professional role requiring extensive knowledge of industry practices and organizational policies. The incumbent will exercise sound judgment in designing, developing, testing, deploying, and analyzing technical products and systems of diverse scope. This position may lead high-value system purchases, participate as a technical team leader, and influence multiple engineering teams in areas such as software development, project planning, DevSecOps initiatives, task breakdown, and peer reviews. The role provides technical leadership in architecture, design, implementation, software quality, and ongoing engineering support of the organization’s technology applications. This is an individual contributor role on a five-year fixed-term contract. The organization is a faith-based employer seeking qualified candidates to support its mission. The Church is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment decisions on any basis that would violate applicable law.