Software Engineer 1 (Python, LLMs) - up to 195K - FS Poly
stanleyreidHyattsville (MD)
Software Engineer 1 (Python, LLMs) - up to 195K - FS Poly
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stanleyreidHyattsville (MD)
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Software Engineer 1 (Python, LLMs) - up to 195K - FS Poly
Annapolis Junction, MDBorn and bred in Maryland, our client is a Native American, woman-owned SDVOSB and champion of employee empowerment with over 20 years of innovative success within the Defense & Intelligence space. Tailored experiences, unparalleled transparency, and genuine growth opportunities fuel their team's passion for software development, engineering, and project management. Top-tier salaries, exceptional benefits (10% 401k contribution, full healthcare, generous PTO, etc), and a genuine focus on their employees' journeys make this a unique place to innovate while you contribute to national security. Looking for a career where innovation meets mission, and your individual journey matters? Explore options with our client - you might just find your perfect fit within their dedicated team. They are seeking a Software Engineer to join their team. Required Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or similar (or additional experience)3+ years of professional experience Experience with Python Experience with LLMs as part of workflow Knowledge of UI/UX principles DesiredExperience with AWSExperience with Kubernetes Experience with Docker Knowledge of CI/CD frameworks This role is located at Annapolis Junction, MD and the work requires a TS/SCI + Full-Scope Polygraph.
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