Solutions Architect / Lead Developer – Hybrid or Onsite

Job overview

The Solutions Architect / Lead Developer – Hybrid or Onsite role is hybrid in McLean, VA, and compensation is not specified. BLN24 supports the U.S. Federal Government and this role supports the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s regulatory technology platforms, including the HMDA Platform and Small Business Lending Data Collection System. The architect leads system design and technical direction, governs the solution backlog, and serves as the primary engineering decision-maker across task areas. The role helps deliver cloud-native regulatory platforms that meet security, accessibility, and acceptance requirements.

What you'll do

• Lead architecture design and technical direction across five BPA task areas
• govern the solution backlog and architecture and product reviews
• translate regulatory changes into technical specifications and acceptance criteria
• mentor engineers and conduct code reviews
• serve as the primary technical interface with the CFPB Technology and Innovation Office
• ensure deliverables meet FISMA Moderate, Section 508, and FFP acceptance standards.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

solutions architect

lead developer

bln24

mclean va

hybrid

scala

akka

regulatory technology

cfpb

cloud-native microservices

fisma moderate

section 508

architecture leadership

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Medical, dental, and vision plans
• flexibility to balance work and personal life
• remote work opportunities may be available depending on project requirements.

Why this role

Requires 13 or more years of progressive software engineering and architecture experience and four or more years of hands-on Scala and Akka development. The posting describes a hybrid/on-site role and notes that remote opportunities may depend on project requirements.

About the employer

BLN24 is hiring for this role. Industry: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services. Sector: 54.