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Senior Python Software Engineer [$335k/yr+] TS/SCI-FS Poly Jobs

Posted 7 days ago

clearanceAnnapolis Junction (MD)

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Senior

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$335,000 per year

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About the role

Job TitleAnnapolis Junction, MD Top Secret/SCI Full Scope Polygraph Senior Level Career (10+ yrs experience)
Job Description: Candidates must already possess an active Top Secret/SCI w/ Full Scope Polygraph to be considered.
Summary:
  • Develop and maintain high-performance software applications in Linux environments utilizing Python, C++, Java, and JavaScript.
  • Collaborate effectively within an Agile Scrum framework to deliver mission-critical software solutions. Qualifications & Compensation:
  • Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
  • Years of experience: 14+ years
  • Total Compensation: $335k+ yearly Job Description:
  • Design, code, test, and deploy applications using modern software development methodologies
  • Implement Software-Defined Radio (SDR) programming and geospatial processing algorithms
  • Develop innovative 2D and 3D image display solutions
  • Manage source code and automated workflows utilizing Git and GitLab
  • Track sprint progress, user stories, and documentation using Jira and Confluence About SYSTOLIC: SYSTOLIC is dedicated to giving our employees the best possible company experience so that they can focus on providing outstanding support to their customer's mission. Our company is founded on integrity, enthusiasm, and a relentless commitment to supporting the Intelligence Community.

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