Job at U. S. Sentencing Commission
Software Engineer and Data Automation Specialist
- Employer
- U. S. Sentencing Commission (U.S. Federal Government)
- Location
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Workplace
- Not supplied
- Employment
- full-time
- Department
- U. S. Sentencing Commission
- Team
- Judicial Branch
- Salary
- $102,415 to $187,093 per year, as the employer lists it
- Published
- First listed on USASI
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Job description
The Commission is seeking a Software Engineering and Data Automation Specialist who will work within the Information Systems team of the Office of Administration and Technology. The incumbent will design, develop, integrate, and maintain applications, data-processing workflows, data warehouse solutions, and analytics systems, with an emphasis on document and data extraction, processing, transformation, validation, integration, and automation.
Duties
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