Backend / Integration Engineer

• Implement Databricks REST API write-back for labeled outputs, DataCard provenance records, and synthetic content outputs
• Build and validate the Duality back-end integration: catalog intake form configuration, parameter translation to Duality generation API, async job lifecycle management (submission, tracking, retry, completion), output handling
• Implement ServiceNow REST integration for white-glove routing intake path
• Build and maintain storefront backend services (API layer between frontend UI and platform components)
• Implement DataCard write-back path in coordination with Solution Architect
• Design and maintain async job queue management and retry logic across all integration surfaces
• Structure output metadata for DataCard provenance records per DoD distribution statement requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field required. Equivalent experience may substitute for degree on a 2-for-1 basis.
• 6+ years total professional experience, 4+ years backend or API integration engineering
• Python backend development — strong, production-grade
• REST API integration with async job lifecycle patterns (submission, polling, retry, webhook handling)
• Databricks REST API or strong Spark/Databricks platform familiarity
• JSON schema design and structured metadata handling
• Active Secret clearance with TS/SCI eligibility

• ServiceNow REST API integration experience
• Federal program API integration background
• ZenML or ML orchestration pipeline familiarity
• React or modern frontend experience for storefront skeleton support

The expected hourly salary range for this position is $75 to $80 p/hour, based on experience, skills, and qualifications.

Note to Candidates:

The Databricks write-back and Duality integration are the two highest-complexity tasks in Phase B.

Candidates should be prepared to discuss async API integration patterns and their approach to retry logic and error handling in federal-data environments during the interview.

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