• We offer medical plans through large, national carriers with the choice of PPO, HDHP, or HMO networks.
• Employer-funded Health Savings Account
• Comprehensive dental and vision plans offered through large national carriers
  
• Robust Employee Assistance Program

• The 9/80 flexible work schedule offers eligible US employees the option of every other Friday off. You can enjoy a three-day weekend every other week by working 80 hours over nine days.
• We have a culture of no-meeting Fridays in which meetings that aren’t essential or required by customers are not scheduled. You can focus on getting work done without interruptions or take advantage of your 9/80 designated Friday off.
• Competitive paid time off (PTO)/sick leave packages are offered based on classification and years of service.
• We provide floating paid holiday time to US/non-union/non-SCA employees. Holiday hours may be taken at any time, giving you the ability to observe and celebrate the holidays of your choosing. This perk doesn’t only apply to US federally observed holidays. Floating holidays accommodate our diverse and geographically dispersed workforce.
• Paid parental leave is an inclusive, employer-paid benefit available for new parents who qualify to receive 160 hours of full-paid leave for a birth or adoption.

We want your career at Parsons to be long and fruitful. The following training and development initiatives are designed to help you succeed:

• Mentoring programs that match you with an advisor based on your interests or needs.
• Early career professional, leadership, and management programs that prepare employees for entry and mid-level leadership roles. In addition, these programs promote One Parsons through cross-company collaboration and networking activities with executive leaders (learn more).
• Training and certification support and reimbursement.
  
• Comprehensive collection of training modules to advance your career.
  

We have actively participated in the communities where we do business, live, and work since our inception, in 1944.