$160,000–$240,000
Principal Software Engineer RR Level 3 - Polygraph Required
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Pay not postedAnnapolis Junction, MDOn-siteFull-time
Prototype and develop mission-focused applications and services in close collaboration with analysts and Government customers.
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Median $180K
Not stated FDE postings50 postings · middle 50% of posted pay$151K–$204KThe work
Builds what the customer runs
Balance Mostly building
Project stages
- Pre-sales (not covered)
- Proof of concept (not covered)
- Implementation
- Operations (not covered)
- Coding
- Writes production code
- Builds for
- External customers
- Role
- Individual contributor
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$146,000–$253,000
What you’ll do
- Prototype and develop new technologies and solutions to address division needs.
- Work with analysts to understand workflows, identify gaps, and build effective tools.
- Create applications for processing, analyzing, and visualizing information supporting intelligence missions.
- Develop geospatial and AI/ML solutions for real-world mission problems.
What you’ll bring
- Polygraph required.
About Anthem Engineering, LLC
Develops and integrates software and systems to solve customer mission problems, including data analytics, cloud services, and knowledge management.
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