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David Careers

WordPress Web Developer- TS/SCI With Poly

Posted 3 days ago

cybercodersMcLean (VA)
Web DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$170,000 per year

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About the role

WordPress Web Developer- TS/SCI With PolyMcLean, VA; Virginia; 22101; United StatesWordPress Web Developer / TS-SCI with Full Scope Poly$170,000 - $220,000 Fully Paid Medical Benefits
About The Role: We're looking for a senior WordPress web developer to design, build, and secure web properties that support a national security customer. You'll own the full build, from hosting setup and WordPress configuration to custom functionality, content, and hardening. You'll also explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences through site content and briefings.
What We're Looking For: Active TS/SCI with a Full Scope Polygraph - Strong WordPress experience: hosting setup, installs, site builds, and commercial plugins - Hands-on CSS, JavaScript, and PHP - Experience hardening websites and cloud environments and mitigating vulnerabilities - Experience implementing modern encryption in software applications - Solid writing skills for web copy and blogs across different topics - Able to translate technical language for non-technical readers - Nice to have: Joomla, Wix, Express.js, Next.js, penetration testing or red teaming, email marketing and analytics tools Offering: $170,000 to $220,000 DOE Generous paid time off and federal holidays Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with 5% Match

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