• Own the process from hardware arrival through power-on, configuration, validation, and documentation. • Create system configuration plans, defining and executing power-on and burn-in procedures. • Perform firmware and BIOS/UEFI updates, and implement OS/hypervisor images and automation. • Collaborate closely with Program Management, Account Coordinators, Production Engineering, Manufacturing, System Verification, Sales Engineering, and clients to provide a high-quality project experience.

• Lead pod delivery end-to-end: backlog refinement, technical breakdown, implementation, review, and release. • Design and build agentic orchestration pipelines — e.g. a bug reported in Slack or Plane flowing through triage, context gathering, fix attempt, PR creation, and automated review before a human merges. • Wire agentic review triggers into PR and CI/CD workflows: security analysis, bug-risk review, test gap detection, dependency checks — with clear pass/fail/escalate behaviour and auditability. • Use AI-assisted development responsibly across coding, testing, debugging, refactoring, documentation, and code review — coaching the pod without bypassing engineering fundamentals. • Ship production-visible outcomes early and codify what works into standards, guardrails, and tooling choices the wider org can adopt. • Provide pragmatic technical leadership on pod-owned work and high-risk cross-cutting decisions; advise (not own) wider platform architecture. • Lead one high-leverage modernisation path the pod can execute — including assessment of our .NET Core 2.1 estate and a pragmatic upgrade recommendation. • Improve the pod’s path to production: Git workflows, CI/CD (Jenkins and/or GitHub Actions), testing expectations, and quality gates — then propose rollouts others can follow. • Grow the pod: hiring, onboarding, scrum maturity, and mentorship across distributed and offshore engineers. • Ensure everything ships with fintech-grade security, compliance, auditability, and operational discipline — including careful evaluation of AI vendor and tooling risk.

• The Full-Stack Developer will work closely with clients, digital leaders, solutions architects, and technical/ functional leads across Guidehouse digital teams and market segments to support client projects and provide solutions for growth efforts and capabilities build-out • Serve as a key member of the modernization team to support technical challenges/demos, building innovative solution prototypes using cloud architectures and software technologies • Solutions architecture and hands-on engineering/full-stack development of scalable and secure distributed systems using modern software technologies and programming, Cloud Native and microservices architecture, containerization, and API-First design patterns • Work collaboratively with user experience designers, platform engineers, product owners, solution architects, and business analysts • The Cloud Applications Full Stack Developer will design, build, test, and deploy high-value, operationally resilient software products on the AWS cloud platform that satisfy functional and non-functional requirements

• Produce high-quality, performant, and testable code that directly contributes to company-wide initiatives. • Develop using JVM (Java, Kotlin), Elixir, Ruby, React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Kafka, AWS/Lambda, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB; handle data per policy. • Have input into technical decisions that will shape the future of our software systems. • Learn something new, whether it's a new software design pattern or a new initiative to push the company forward. • Review pull requests and provide constructive feedback to your peers. • Pair up with a team member to work together on features; support onboarding where needed. • Deploy user-facing code to production responsibly. • Act as a strong partner to product, engineering management, and stakeholders. • Observability and reliability: learn from metrics and incidents; keep systems maintainable.