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CNO Developer Opportunity - up to 220K - FS Poly

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stanleyreidHyattsville (MD)

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CNO Developer Opportunity - up to 220K - FS PolyAnnapolis Junction, MD Our client tailors software, IT and data management to their customers' unique needs, fostering strong partnerships built on trust and transparency. Founded by engineers, they've been tackling complex missions for over 15 years while prioritizing "good technology" — solutions that excel in user experience, long-term value, and ethical considerations. They not only invest in technology, they are also committed to investing in your future with competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits (fully-paid medical, 10% 401k match, generous PTO, and flexible work arrangements). Here, you're an invaluable member of the team, making a real impact in a collaborative, supportive environment that truly appreciates your individual spark. Turn your aspirations into reality and experience the difference a great employer can make – it's not just talk with our client, it's excellence in practice. They are seeking a CNO Developer to join their team. Relevant qualifications: Bachelor's Degree (or additional experience) 8 years of professional experience Experience with CNO development principals and techniques Experience with Assembly, C/C++, or Python Reverse engineering experience (Ghidra) This role is located Annapolis Junction, MD and requires a TS/SCI + Full-Scope Polygraph.

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