U.S. Legislative Branch · Washington, District of Columbia, US

Software Engineer II

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Posted 25 Aug 2026 · Other · 108763.00

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The Office of the Clerk serves as the official record keeper of the US House of Representatives, and supports the nonpartisan legislative functions of the institution, including disseminating legislative information and supporting technological advancement. With an abiding dedication to service, transparency, and accessibility Legislative Computer Systems is building the next generation of applications to support this mission and provide information to our government partners and to the public.

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  • Candidate is expected to pass resume review, interview(s) and possibly an assessment to be considered qualified.

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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, for Software Developers, the occupation this job title matches. It describes the occupation, not this job.

The median wage for Software Developers in the District of Columbia was 65.81 USD per hour (136,880 USD per year) in May 2025; the middle half earned 56.31–81.53 USD per hour.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025

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