Software Developer III Information Technology (IT) - Hanover, VA at Geebo

Software Developer III

Requirements oThorough C Development skills oExperience with Networks oExperience with IPv4 Protocol and Networking oCan work well with a TEAM oExperience with Python Required - TS/SCI with full scope polygraph Benefits Benefits PTO:
Our variable PTO plan lets you decide the amount that's best for you.
Choose as few as 2 weeks or as much as 6 weeks.
Holidays:
10 annually 401k:
5% Company match; fully-vested from Day 1 Quarterly Bonus:
Totaling 2.
5% of your base salary annually Pay for any extra hours in cash or comp time Pay for unused holidays or comp time Training Budget:
Up to $5,250 annually Cell Phone/Internet Allowance:
Monthly reimbursement up to $75 Gym/Health Club Membership:
Monthly reimbursement up to $50 Personal Technology Allowance:
Up to $500 annually Cool Logo Wear:
At least $100 annually Health Insurance:
Provided through CareFirst Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
Three plans to choose from - HSA Silver, HMO Platimun, PPO Platimum.
FiveTwelve covers 80% of the premium for employees and their dependents.
Dental and Vision Insurance:
Provided through CareFirst Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
FiveTwelve covers 100% of the premium for employees and their dependents.
Short Term and Long Term Disability:
FiveTwelve pays 100% of premium Referral Bonus:
Up to $10,000 for fully-cleared referrals Recommended Skills I Pv4 Networking Python (Programming Language) Sensitive Compartmented Information (Sci Clearance) Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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