Goforth Scientific is seeking a software engineers with knowledge and interest in data analytics and geospatial intelligence. The ideal candidate has knowledge or experience in full stack web development, Java, MATLAB, PHP, mysql, Linux, knowledge of GIS, data science methods and algorithms, software engineering skills, and a desire to build solutions for data analytics. Experience with big data analytics technologies, visualization and virtualization is a plus. Current TS/SCI security clearance is a plus. The candidate must be willing to take and pass a CI Polygraph if requested.

Senior Software Engineer
Company: Goforth Scientific, Inc.
Location: Chantilly, VA
Industries: Computer Software, Data Analytics
Job Type: Full Time, Employee
Years of experience desired: 5+ years
Education Level: Bachelor of Science Degree
Career Level: Senior Level
Security Clearance: TS/SCI
Responsibilities

- Design and prototype algorithms for processing multiple data sources and types
- Maintain multiple software configurations between development, testing, and operations
- Work on-site directly with the customer in a dynamic environment with other contractors

About the company
Goforth Scientific is a small business located in Herndon, Virginia. GSI provides services for data science and web site design. We design and build great software for data analytics and advanced algorithms for data mining, image processing and geospatial intelligence applications.

How to apply
Contact us for more information and to submit your resume info@goforthsci.com.

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