There are definitely companies that hire remote workers to fulfill state government contract work. Salary won't be great, around the $100K range, but much less stress. Many of these government apps are not used after hours, so no need for a dreaded pager rotation.
For the Federal Government it's a handful of large SIs - Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton, KPMG, PWC, IBM, Accenture
For state and local I've seen CDW, IBM, and WWT pop up a bunch. That said, with state and local, you start entering MSP/MSSP territory which pays and treats you like shit
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There are definitely companies that hire remote workers to fulfill state government contract work. Salary won't be great, around the $100K range, but much less stress. Many of these government apps are not used after hours, so no need for a dreaded pager rotation.
How would you find these jobs? LinkedIn?
Over the last 10 years or so I have exclusively found my jobs using LinkedIn so I may be a bit out of touch.
For the Federal Government it's a handful of large SIs - Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton, KPMG, PWC, IBM, Accenture
For state and local I've seen CDW, IBM, and WWT pop up a bunch. That said, with state and local, you start entering MSP/MSSP territory which pays and treats you like shit