• Lead Booking engineering organization for rapid, quality delivery • Integrate AI perspectives into workflows for smarter building • Build exceptional experiences for clinics in partnership with product teams • Coach and grow engineering leaders, raising excellence standards • Shape technical roadmap aligned with growth initiatives

• Develop and maintain frontend applications using Next.js, React, and TypeScript. • Develop backend services using Python and serverless AWS technologies. • Design and implement AWS Lambda functions to support application business logic. • Develop and orchestrate workflows using AWS Step Functions. • Design, develop, and maintain Amazon AppSync GraphQL schemas and resolvers. • Implement and enhance multi-tenancy logic across application services. • Build reusable, scalable, and responsive frontend components. • Integrate frontend applications with backend APIs and cloud services. • Participate in application architecture discussions and technical design reviews. • Debug production issues and provide timely resolutions. • Optimize application performance, scalability, and maintainability. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the software development lifecycle. • Follow coding standards, security best practices, and cloud-native development principles. • Contribute to technical documentation, code reviews, and knowledge sharing.

• As a Lead Developer, you will provide technical leadership for teams supporting Grants.gov application operations, maintenance, enhancements, forms development, chatbot capabilities, system-to-system integrations, release planning, deployment, testing, documentation, and production support. • You will work closely with federal stakeholders, architects, product owners, scrum masters, developers, testers, operations staff, security teams, IV&V partners, helpdesk partners, and modernization teams to design, build, troubleshoot, and deploy reliable, secure, scalable, and user-centered solutions. • You will help ensure development activities align with HHS EPLC expectations, security and privacy requirements, application performance needs, and the operational continuity requirements of a public-facing federal shared service. • Lead application development, maintenance, and enhancement activities for Grants.gov, including web-based capabilities, system-to-system interfaces, forms processing, chatbot-related updates, and operational support features. • Provide hands-on technical leadership to developers by guiding solution design, coding standards, code reviews, troubleshooting, defect resolution, refactoring, and secure development practices. • Design, develop, test, and deploy approved application enhancements in accordance with HHS Enterprise Performance Life Cycle expectations and program change management processes. • Support corrective and preventative maintenance for the Grants.gov application and chatbot to sustain availability, performance, usability, and uninterrupted service through rolling deployment practices. • Develop and maintain Grants.gov forms and related processing capabilities, including validation, browser compatibility, Section 508 support, XML and PDF generation, and compatibility with current and prior form viewer versions. • Support S2S technical coordination, including certificate coordination, diagnostics, error log review, interface troubleshooting, and issue resolution for partner organizations. • Coordinate with operations, database, cloud, security, and application platform teams on deployments, configuration changes, performance tuning, monitoring, incident response, and production support needs. • Support testing activities, including unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, defect triage, IV&V coordination, release readiness, and validation of production changes. • Update and maintain technical documentation, development artifacts, system documentation, release notes, online help updates, troubleshooting guides, and other materials needed to operate and maintain the system. • Analyze production issues, helpdesk escalations, stuck submissions, broken links, performance concerns, and application defects; recommend and implement timely fixes and long-term improvements. • Partner with architects and modernization teams to identify technical improvements, reduce technical debt, improve maintainability, support cost-efficiency goals, and align legacy Grants.gov capabilities with future-state modernization objectives. • Communicate technical status, risks, design considerations, alternatives, and recommendations clearly to technical teams, federal stakeholders, and non-technical audiences.

• Actively participate in Salesforce training pathways, complete assigned Trailhead modules, and work toward achieving foundational Salesforce certifications • Execute basic, well-scoped development tasks under the guidance of senior team members, applying core coding principles to Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), and declarative tools (Flows, Validation Rules) • Attend technical discovery and solutioning sessions as an observer to learn how business requirements are converted into technical specifications • Test, debug, fix errors and QA your own work, write clear technical documentation • Progressively increase efficiency to hit billable metrics, aiming for a consistent billable target as platform competence grows • Participate actively in delivery team ceremonies such as daily stand-ups, project syncs, and backlog reviews • Maintain transparent communication regarding task status, ask clarifying questions early, and flag blockers immediately