Jr. CNO Developer Jobs
clearanceAnnapolis Junction (MD)
$218,191 per year
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clearanceAnnapolis Junction (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$218,191 per year
About the role
Jr. CNO Developer Base salary is $218,191, supported by an exceptionally strong retirement benefit. 401(k): 25% employer contribution, vested immediately ($54,548 per year).
Total compensation: $272,739 (base salary plus employer 401(k) contribution).
Job Description:
Our client is hiring a Jr. CNO Developer to design and build custom software for computer network operations (CNO) tools and techniques. The developer builds end-to-end data flow and tasking into the tools the team develops, and takes part in design, code, and software readiness reviews.
Key responsibilities:
Design and develop custom software for CNO tools and techniques.
Build end-to-end data flow and tasking into the team's tools.
Participate in design, code, and software readiness reviews.
Write and maintain technical documentation.
Qualifications:
The ideal candidate is an early-career developer with solid low-level programming skills and a strong interest in mission-focused CNO work.
Required:
Bachelor's degree, or 4 years of experience in a relevant field. Programming experience in Assembly, C, C++, Java, Perl, and/or Python. Development experience in Windows (Visual Studio or. NET) and/or UNIX (make files or comparable build environments).Experience writing documentation and participating in design, code, and software readiness reviews. TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph.
Compensation and benefits:
Base salary is $218,191, supported by an exceptionally strong retirement benefit. 401(k): 25% employer contribution, vested immediately ($54,548 per year).
Total compensation: $272,739 (base salary plus employer 401(k) contribution).
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