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GovCIO Is Hiring in Fort Bliss: Junior Dev ($70K–$90K)

On: July 6, 2026 5:39 PM
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GovCIO Is Hiring in Fort Bliss Junior Dev ($70K–$90K)

Looking to build your software development career with a company that supports critical government and defense missions? GovCIO is seeking a Junior Developer to join its team in Fort Bliss. This opportunity is ideal for early-career professionals who have a passion for software development, problem-solving, and working with modern technologies in a collaborative environment. If you’re eager to grow your technical skills while contributing to meaningful projects, this role offers competitive pay, career advancement opportunities, and a supportive work environment.

Job Overview

FieldDetails
Company NameGovCIO
RoleJunior Developer
QualificationBachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
Job LocationFort Bliss, Texas, USA
Salary$70,000 – $90,000 per year
Work TypeOn-site
Job TypeFull-Time
Job LevelJunior / Entry Level
IndustryInformation Technology, Government Services, Defense & Federal Contracting

Job Description

GovCIO is currently hiring for a Junior Application Developer with an active Secret Clearance to design, build, and modify application software. This position will be located in El Paso, TX and will be a hybrid position.

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and modify application software using one or more programming languages such as Java, ColdFusion, JavaScript, and C#.
  • Use design patterns such as MVC, web services, SOA, and/or microservices.
  • Integrate COTS products, use APIs, and interact with data repositories.
  • Maintain legacy code and/or develop new code using container technologies such as Kubernetes.
  • Develop and execute unit tests to verify code meets functional requirements.
  • Use secure coding techniques to harden code.
  • Check the code daily.
  • Resolve integration issues, vulnerabilities, and functional defects.
  • Minimize technical debt by applying coding standards and best practices.
  • Build or modify software to meet the organization’s business needs.
  • Ensure all code conforms to the government system security requirements.

Qualifications

  • High School with 0 – 3 years of application development (or commensurate experience) Clearance Required: Active Secret clearance with the ability to obtain and hold DEA suitability
  • Hands‑on experience developing software in languages such as Java, ColdFusion, JavaScript, or C#, with the ability to maintain legacy code and contribute to new development efforts.
  • Working knowledge of design patterns, including MVC, web services, SOA, and microservices, and ability to integrate COTS products and APIs.
  • Familiarity with secure coding principles, government security requirements, and STIG‑aligned development practices.
  • Ability to apply coding standards, minimize technical debt, and contribute to software solutions that align with organizational business needs.

Selection Process

  • Submit your online application.
  • Resume and application screening by the recruitment team.
  • Initial HR or recruiter interview.
  • Technical assessment or coding evaluation (if applicable).
  • Hiring manager and technical interview.
  • Background verification and employment eligibility checks.
  • Final job offer and onboarding.

How to Apply

  • Visit the official GovCIO Careers website.
  • Search for “Junior Developer – Fort Bliss” or a similar job title.
  • Review the job description and eligibility requirements.
  • Prepare an updated resume highlighting your relevant skills and experience.
  • Complete the online application form.
  • Upload your resume and any required documents.
  • Submit your application and monitor your email for updates from the recruitment team.

P S Karthik

P.S. Karthik is the Chief Editor of Studentscircles. With over 12 years of experience in the educational news industry, he specializes in bridging the gap between campus life and the professional world. Having helped thousands of students navigate the US job market, Karthik’s mission is to turn complex academic news into actionable career opportunities.