Artificial Intelligence
dccaMcLean (VA)
About the role
Artificial IntelligenceDCCA is a veteran-owned IT business specializing in providing innovative solutions to a variety of government agencies and commercial enterprises since 1982. DCCA is proud to offer career growth opportunities and a competitive compensation and benefits package. Visit our website at: www.dcca.comKey tasks: Experience developing and implementing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) solutions using emerging technologies such as deep learning, natural language processing, generative AI, and Agentic AI.Experience analyzing complex data sets to identify patterns and trends, and designs and develops AVML models to solve business problems. Understands model differences and applicability across different use cases to advise on appropriate solutioning for a variety of functions. Ability to identify potential data security and integrity issues ahead of implementation.
Required Education / Certifications: Entry-Level/ Developmental:
- High School Diploma + 6 years of experienceAssociates Degree + 4 years of experienceBachelors Degree + 2 years of experienceMasters Degree + 0 years of experience
- Full Performance / Journeyman:
- High School Diploma + 8 years of experienceAssociates Degree + 6 years of experienceBachelors Degree + 4 years of experienceMasters Degree + 2 years of experience
- Senior:
- High School Diploma + 10 years of experienceAssociates Degree + 8 years of experienceBachelors Degree + 6 years of experienceMasters Degree + 4 years of experiencePhD + 2 years of experience
- Expert/ Master:
- High School Diploma + 12 years of experienceAssociates Degree + 10 years of experienceBachelors Degree + 8 years of experienceMasters Degree + 6 years of experiencePhD + 4 years of experience
The proposed salary range for this position in Maryland is 53,000 to 270,000. Final salary will be determined based on various factors. Our comprehensive benefit offerings include healthcare, retirement plan, paid disability and life insurance programs, employee assistance program, paid and unpaid leave programs, education assistance, and wellness initiatives.
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