2.0
Jul 24, 2026
Anonymous employee
Current employee
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Pros
Compensation is in line with industry standards.
Cons
The company will hire you for a remote position, only to inform you a few months down the line that personnel on your contract are considered a 'mobile workforce.' This means you're required to be in a Leidos office at least one day per pay period, with the potential for much more (up to 75% of the time). Even if you have work to complete on a military base a few days a week, that doesn't count because it's not a Leidos-specific office. To make matters worse, these locations aren't close to most personnel, with a large portion of them living over 120 miles from the nearest office.