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David Careers

Front-end Developer [$295k/year] TS/SCI FS-Poly

Posted 4 days ago

clearanceChantilly (VA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$295,160 per year

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About the role

Job PostingCandidates must already possess an active Top Secret/SCI w. Full Scope Polygraph to be considered for this position. SYSTOLIC needs software engineers who are experienced with front-end software development for numerous contract positions. Required skills include mastery of the React ecosystem, including TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Redux, and Tanstack Query. Strong understanding of front-end architectures, state management, and responsive design. Experience with modern version control (Git) and containerization. JavaScript, ReactJS, TypeScript, Git/Gitlab, web application development. Experience with Angular 2+ or React. Experience with HTML5/CSS3. Experience with testing frameworks (JUnit, Jest, Jasmine, Protractor, Playwright, Selenium, PhantomJS). Experience converting UX mockups to UIs. Desired/Nice to Have Skills: Data visualization libraries (Chart.js, D3.js, Recharts). Relational databases (MySQL, SQLite, Postgres). Elasticsearch. Django. Docker, Kubernetes. XP/Agile software development, CI/CD. Linux (CentOS/RHEL). Cloud Services (S3, EC2, RDS), AWS certification. Experience with Web Accessibility. Experience with state management using Redux, NgRx, or NGXS. Experience with Continuous Integration software like Jenkins. Compensation varies per contract position. One representative example would be yearly compensation of $295,160 for 1880 hours billed for a candidate with this skillset. A technical Bachelor's degree, and 12 years of software engineering experience.

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