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Secure Technologies Group
Computer Scientist - U
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What they do
A Computer Scientist conducts research and studies complex problems in computing. Develops computer algorithms that provide the foundation for advances in technology. May study computer hardware architecture, robotics or software, and collaborate with electrical engineers and other computer professionals.
$92,538 / year median in Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia)
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Software engineering, software development
- solving problems! Need a challenge in your work? Want to make a positive impact on the U.S. Government? We are building a team to handle some of the government's most serious challenges
- come be a part of it!
- At minimum, a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or a related field
- an additional four (4) years of relevant experience can substitute for the degree!
- compensation is commensurate with qualifications. Why come to the SecureTech family?
- We consider employees first in business decisions. It is hard enough to work through the personal/social/technical hurdles that come with your position as a cleared defense contractor
- no need to fight your own employer's red tape as well.
- We offer a compensation package that is more than just commensurate with this closed contractor community. We offer generous benefits (PTO, training support, etc) in addition to the generous salaries. We know that you know
- salary isn't everything.
- SecureTech is an Equal Opportunity Employer
- we hire the right people for the job
- regardless of employment status such as female, minority, protected veterans, individuals with disabilities, etc.