No cowboy coding this is a team effort * Happy to spend time designing before coding * Content to conform to team coding conventions * Seeks to improve the team/process with honest observations, but ...
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No cowboy coding this is a team effort * Happy to spend time designing before coding * Content to conform to team coding conventions * Seeks to improve the team/process with honest observations, but ...
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No cowboy coding this is a team effort * Happy to spend time designing before coding * Content to conform to team coding conventions * Seeks to improve the team/process with honest observations, but ...
$16.88 - $18.36
9% of jobs
$19.56 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$18.36 - $19.85
20% of jobs
$19.85 - $21.34
16% of jobs
The median wage is $21.60 / hr.
$21.34 - $22.82
26% of jobs
$23.19 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$22.82 - $24.31
15% of jobs
$24.31 - $25.79
0% of jobs
$25.79 - $27.28
0% of jobs
$27.28 - $28.76
0% of jobs
$28.76 - $30.25
0% of jobs
$30.25 - $31.73
0% of jobs
$31.73 - $33.22
13% of jobs
$16
$23
$33
A typical day for a Cowboy often begins early and involves a variety of physically demanding tasks such as herding cattle, repairing fences, checking water supplies, and maintaining equipment. Depending on the season, you might participate in branding, sorting, or transporting livestock, as well as monitoring animal health and wellbeing. Much of the work is outdoors in all weather conditions, and collaboration with other ranch hands is common when managing large herds or tackling major projects. While days can be long, the role offers a direct connection to the land and animals, and opportunities for advancement into ranch management for those with strong leadership abilities.
To thrive as a Cowboy, you need proficiency in horsemanship, cattle handling, roping, and basic animal husbandry, often gained through hands-on ranch experience or vocational training. Familiarity with ranch equipment such as saddles, branding tools, and sometimes ATVs or GPS for managing large herds is typical, while formal certifications may be required for aspects like livestock transport or safety. Strong work ethic, resilience, teamwork, and clear communication are essential soft skills for collaborating with ranch staff and adapting to changing conditions. These abilities ensure that livestock operations run smoothly, safely, and efficiently in a demanding work environment.
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TrapWire Inc. has a great opportunity for a software engineer who is able to knock out high-quality (tested), high-performance (measured) code.
The ideal candidate fits in well with our team culture.
Experience
Deep experience with most of our core technologies.
Platforms/Frameworks
Languages/Libraries/Protocols
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Investigation and physical security services
1 - 10 Employees
Reston, VA, US
2005