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David Careers

Software Engineer [$288k/yr+] TS/SCI-FS Poly

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clearancejobsAnnapolis Junction (MD)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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Senior

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$288,000 per year

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About the role

Software Engineer Annapolis Junction, MD Top Secret/SCI Full Scope Polygraph Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience) Salary not specified Candidates must already possess an active Top Secret/SCI w/ Full Scope Polygraph to be considered.
Job Description: Design, develop, and implement robust software solutions across the full stack. Utilize modern web technologies and programming languages to build scalable applications. Contribute to the entire software development lifecycle, from concept to deployment. Focus on delivering high-quality, performant, and maintainable codebases. Qualifications &Compensation:
Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
Years of experience: 7+ years
Salary: $250k+ yearly compensation
JobDescription: Develop, test, and deploy high-performance software applications using Java. Build and maintain scalable back-end services and APIs with Node.js. Design and implement interactive user interfaces and front-end components with React.js. Write clean, efficient, and well-documented code across all application layers using Javascript. Collaborate with development teams to define, design, and ship new features. Troubleshoot, debug, and upgrade existing software to ensure optimal functionality. Participate in code reviews to maintain code quality and share best practices.

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