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All Tech JobsThe whole board, newest first.Roles That Fit MeAnswer a few questions, see your matches.Early WindowFound before the big boards.Direct ApplyStraight to the manager, past the ATS.$82,100 - 172,400/ year
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Sign Up to ReadThe company is hiring a full-time Elasticsearch Engineer in its Engineering category to support search, analytics and data engineering for acquisition and contract lifecycle systems that are mission-critical.
You will build scalable, robust solutions across complex data environments and bring deep Elasticsearch expertise to mission-focused work.
Full-time, regular position.
Up to 10% travel, within the continental US.
Minimum clearance to start: Secret.
Salary depends on factors such as location, Federal Government contract labor categories and wage rates, relevant experience, specific skills, education and certifications.
Proposed salary range: $82,100-$172,400. Because the role can be worked in more than one location, this is the national average for the position.
Fully remote
CACI International
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