Senior Software Engineer - Appian Developer
Confidential
Posted: January 30, 2026
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Required Skills
Job Description
Position Overview
Seeking a Senior Software Engineer with Appian Low-Code platform expertise to manage full systems life cycle development for DoD enterprise environments. Design, develop, test, and maintain mission-critical applications while providing technical leadership and integration support.
Required Qualifications
Active Secret Clearance required
10 years software engineering/systems development experience
Minimum 3 year supporting Appian enterprise environments
Bachelor's degree in Information Systems, Software Engineering, Computer Science, or related IT field
Appian Associate Developer certification OR 12+ years experience (in lieu of degree)
Strong RDBMS knowledge (MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle)
Agile development methodology experience
Core Responsibilities
Develop and maintain applications using Appian Low-Code platform
Integrate Appian applications with enterprise systems
Debug Interfaces and Process Models
Conduct systems analysis, design, and quality assurance
Manage schedules, budgets, and technical recommendations
Develop test automation suites and perform performance monitoring
Provide ongoing maintenance and enhancement support
Technical Skills Required
Appian Low-Code platform development (essential)
Web development frameworks
RDBMS application integration
Software security and data privacy
Test automation and agile practices
Systems integration methodologies
Key Competencies
Problem-solving and technical estimation of business requirements against Appian capabilities
Code debugging and troubleshooting
Architecture design and quality assurance
Proactive research of best practices
Continuous improvement recommendations
Preferred Qualifications
SaaS solutions experience strongly preferred
Additional Appian certifications (Lead Developer)
Extended DoD/federal agency experience
Enterprise-level Appian implementations