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Data Science Software Engineer - up to $250K - FS Poly

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stanley reidLaurel (MD)

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Data Science Software Engineer Our client has supported the warfighter and national security for over 35 years while maintaining the energy, agility, and flat hierarchy of a startup. They specialize in the mission-critical platforms that keep global finance and major infrastructure running by building secure, end-to-end systems that handle high-consequence data and ensure operational integrity on a massive scale. Engineers stay here long-term because of the rare combination of mission stability and a genuine investment in professional growth, fostered by a culture that respects autonomy and rewards technical mastery through a people-first mindset. To support this, they offer a heavy-hitting benefits package: a 10% 401(k) contribution, annual bonuses, 31 days of leave, and 100% company-paid dental, vision, and disability insurance. They believe in supporting their team where it matters most: with full tech reimbursements and paid certifications, they make it easy to level up your skills while working on high-impact projects as the company scales. If you are looking to skip the corporate hoops and join a team that trusts you to do your job, this is the place for you. They are seeking a Data Science Software Engineer to join their team. Relevant qualifications include: Bachelor's degree in a technical field 7+ years of professional experience Experience with Python, Java, or Scala Experience with machine learning Knowledge and interest in data science and exploratory data analysis This role is located in Laurel, MD and the work requires a TS/SCI + Full-Scope Polygraph.

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