Entry Level Software Developer
eaiVienna (VA)
Entry Level Software Developer
Posted 7 days ago
eaiVienna (VA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
EAI Family Opportunity Discover the feelings of camaraderie and family while being technically challenged to grow!
Responsibilities:
Design and develop dynamic Enterprise Web and Mobile applications Cyber Security, Supply Chain/Logistics, or Finance for a variety of clients like Verizon, Capital One, and Cardinal Health in small teams. Work in a fast-paced, hands-on capacity in a client-facing role, seeing first-hand the impact of your work on a daily basis.
Desired Skills/Traits:
- Computer Science, Math, or Engineering fundamentals.
- Proficiency or ability to quickly learn JavaScript, APIs, SQL/NoSQL, and new technologies.
- High energy / attitude.
- Creative problem solving.
- We take care of our EAI Family:
- FREE catered lunch DAILY. Stipend ($50/week) provided during COVID work from home.
- Paid training (CodeAcademy, Coursera, NoFluffJustStuff, Google DevFest, pre-paid courses, mentoring).FREE snacks/drinks - multiple varieties of soft drinks, juices, coffee, tea, Gatorade, beer, wine & regular social gatherings.
EAI has NEVER HAD LAYOFFS from its beginnings in 2001. We have carried our folks through multiple tough economic cycles (2002, 2009/10, current pandemic) and will continue to do so! We are growing and looking for individuals who want to be part of a fun, passionate, and highly accomplished team with hackathons and regular events like poker and movie night to keep the spirits alive. Combine that with daily catered lunch from such restaurants as Cava, Chipotle, La Plaka, Jason's Deli, and Shake Shack and you can see that we strive to foster a family-friendly culture that emphasizes teamwork, camaraderie, and openness.
Come experience why so many employees have been with EAI for 5 to 10+ years and continue to make it their home as the EAI Family expands.
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