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Penn State University’s Applied Research Laboratory seeks a Software Engineer for the CSS department to help develop applications, maintain code, and support field testing in State College, PA on-site.
The role emphasizes teamwork, unit testing, and strong communication; preferred candidates have a CS/Engineering degree and may have embedded GUI experience or clearance eligibility. The ARL offers competitive benefits and on-site work in State College.
We are searching for motivated and talented Software Engineer join our Comprehensive Software Solutions (CSS) Department of the Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) at Penn State. CSS applies a wide variety of software concepts, techniques, and languages to solve challenging problems for ARL's sponsors as well as internally for ARL needs.
ARL's purpose is to research and develop innovative solutions to challenging scientific, engineering, and technology problems in support of the Navy, the Department of Defense (DoD), and the Intel Community (IC).
Your working location will be fully on-site, located in State College, PA. This position may also require periodic travel to remote locations in support of testing.
Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.
Employees must be eligible to obtain a government security clearance, participate in the ARL drug testing program, and comply with electronic and physical monitoring requirements applicable to federal contractors. ARL operates in a secure information environment involving Unclassified, Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), and Classified information. Personal electronic devices brought onsite must be registered and may be restricted from certain areas. You must be a U.S. citizen to apply.
The salary range for this position, including all possible grades, is $92,100.00 - $174,708.00.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION on ARL, visit our web site at www.arl.psu.edu .
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