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I’m a 24 year old college freshman for CS around NYS looking to find work as a programmer for the government/defense. Do this board have advice?
Please tell me your background if so.
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>>34874504
I should mention
>looking to find work
This is just my plan for when I graduate.
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>>34874504
Get a jobe
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>>34874777
Wow so helpful
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>>34874504
Don't smoke weed (for your security clearance) and keep your GPA up (govt contracts often have 3.0-3.5 requirements baked in).
Or at least, make sure nobody your investigator could feasibly end up calling (friends-of-friends) would spill the beans about you smoking weed.
Do as much networking/internships/projects as you can since those just boost your job options in general.
I got in without any internships/networking because the manager liked the cut of my jib during the phone interview, but lacking those things made me stack up about a hundred rejections before getting hired
>t. software engineer for a defense contractor, hired out of college



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