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Software Developer - FS Poly - $200K+ Chantilly, VA

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stanley reid companyChantilly (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$250 K

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About the role

About the Role: Our client is a software and systems development firm, built by veterans of the IC/DoD with a focus on delivering impactful solutions rapidly. They are searching for a talented Software Developer to join their team supporting large, mission‐critical, user‐facing applications. In this role, you will work to maintain the existing codebase and extend it as it continues to grow.
Qualifications: Strong writing applications and services in Java and at least one of Python, JavaScript, or Ruby. Experience developing applications and services in an AWS environment. Experience with container technologies such as Docker, Kubernetes, Podman, and Helm. Familiarity with developing and delivering in a Linux environment. Experience with relational databases—PostgreSQL or MySQL; or document databases—Elasticsearch, Solr; or big‐data technologies such as Hadoop, Hive, or Spark. Experience with Git and Git‐based workflows. Clearance requirement: TS/SCI with FS Poly, REQUIRED for consideration.
Location: Chantilly, VA. 100% onsite. Salaries are competitive (up to $250K for highly qualified engineers) with opportunities for long‐term career growth within the company. They offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes full medical, dental, vision for the employee and their family; 401(k) matching that vests immediately; 30 days of PTO (including holidays); $10k in tuition reimbursement; and $3k toward professional development.

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