Same as below, just more of it. :)

Software Engineer on the Tactical Environment Simulation team. Responsible for software design, test defects closure, small team leadership of projects (3-8 people depending on the project), estimate writing, requirements analysis, scrum master, and resolving a myriad of high priority issues.Tech used: C++, MySql, Vim, Git, Bash, Linux, Python, Jira, Stash, Domain Specific Languages, Perl, AI, ClearCase, ClearQuest

Resolution of defects for the database management layer and the operator station GUI. Tech used: C#, Visual Studio, SQL Server, ClearCase

MLIs fully engage in the training mission of DLIFLC to produce military linguists in the quantity and to the quality required by the Department of Defense. MLIs teach language skills from the English learner/military member perspective; model Noncommissioned Officer (NCO)/Petty Officer (PO) professional behavior on a day-to-day basis to the student population; and mentor developing linguists on how to succeed in their training programs, adjust to military service, and become lifelong language learners within the military (through formal and informal counseling). Additionally, MLIs, as unique subject matter experts (SME) regarding the duties, responsibilities, and job tasks of military linguists, provide critical input to curriculum development.