Mid. Software Engineer
Belay Technologies3 months ago
Annapolis Junction, MD, USAMid Level
Base Salary
$70k - $190k/yr
Responsibilities
- Support software engineering development for an intelligence team.
- Develop GUIs that enable non-technical analysts to review and interact with data.
- Use Angular, TypeScript, Python, Pandas, PIL/Pillow, Wand/ImageMagick, and Docker in software development.
Requirements
- Active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph is required.
- A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline from an accredited college or university is required, with additional software engineering experience allowed as a substitute.
- Fourteen years of experience in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity is required for the mid-level role.
- Experience with Angular 12/13, TypeScript, Python 3, Pandas, PIL/Pillow, Wand/ImageMagick, and Docker is required.
Benefits
- Eight weeks of paid leave, including personal leave, paid holidays, birthday leave, and optional volunteer-program leave.
- 10% 401(k) matching vested on day one.
- $5,000 annual training and tuition benefit and a student loan repayment program.
- Company-funded HSA and medical coverage with 100% coinsurance.
- Dental coverage including orthodontia and company-funded life insurance premiums.
- Amazon Prime, gym reimbursement, monthly lunches, games, prizes, pet adoption assistance, referral bonuses, and company events.
- Flexible work-life balance and career development opportunities.
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About Belay Technologies
BELAY provides managed, U.S.-based virtual staffing for small and midsize organizations, including executive assistants, bookkeeping, and marketing support. Clients engage fractional, remote professionals through a subscription-like, managed-service model with personalized matching and flexible scope. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the privately held company focuses on operational support that frees leaders from scheduling, inbox, financial reporting, and other administrative workloads.