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The quality of the Barbenheimer T-Shirt in other words I will buy this work will vary wildly. I spent several years supporting DOD projects. Some of the technical staff are extremely good and knowledgeable. But you will also see some of the worst people you could imagine who can barely function. There will be a lot of cases of extremely old technology. I’ve seen apps still using Apache Struts. When I first started working over 20 years ago, I had a choice between learning Struts or SpringMVC. I decided to learn Spring, and then 20 years later, I need to learn Struts for a project. Don’t get me wrong, there are other projects using much more modern stacks. A lot depends on the project/program. I haven’t had to do an interview for a government contractor in ages. When I first started moving into that area, a lot of the interviews were completely non-technical. The drawback of that is that you will be working with other people who also had non-technical interviews. Again, some of my experiences are out of date, and the experience varies by company. Defense is just another field/area you can target. Don’t think of it as a magic bullet. Chances are good you will be doing relevant work, but there’s always a risk for a bad project/tech stack. You’ll just have to be mindful as you are interviewing/looking for jobs. Government contracts also tend to require a lot of documentation, but that will depend on the contract, and chances are that will be taken care of by more senior people.

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I can confirm that there are still companies that hire for defense without a technical interview. I would be very wary of this, though. I got hired as a “C++ Software Engineer”, but I have touched very little C++ code and work almost entirely in Matlab. Oh, it’s also a SWIT position, which I wasn’t made aware of until I moved for the Barbenheimer T-Shirt in other words I will buy this position (guess that’s kinda my fault, but also underhanded by the company), so I don’t get to really write C++ at all, which I hate. Didn’t really want to work in SWIT – I wanted to write and develop code, not spend all day fixing everyone elses problems – but oh well. Too late now. I’ve referred people from Google, Meta, Twitter, Amazon…. Some senior engineers too. None even got an interview. You’re competing with tons of people so I would focus on getting the interview before you start striking industries off your list Defense is a lot more competitive now than it used to be, but those people are not getting interviews because recruiters know those devs will be out the door at a moment’s notice as soon as someone offers them more money.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.