National security government contractor for data, AI, and IT modernization
Amivero is a Reston-based government contractor building data, AI, and software systems for national security agencies. Its stack pairs Databricks and Palantir Foundry with AWS GovCloud, Bedrock, and pgvector, pointing to retrieval-based generative AI built inside compliant federal cloud boundaries. Hiring is accelerating and split almost evenly between engineering and data, with job posts heavily focused on financial data accuracy and reporting modernization.
Amivero is a privately held technology services firm founded in 2018 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, with 51–200 employees. It works on federal national security missions, delivering AI, automation, fraud operations, and agile software engineering. Its broader capabilities include DevSecOps, cybersecurity, cloud migrations, biometrics, identity management, and data analytics. Delivery runs on AWS, including GovCloud, with containerized workloads on Kubernetes and infrastructure managed through Terraform and Ansible. All hiring is based in the United States.
Amivero uses React, Java, Python, and Node.js on AWS and AWS GovCloud, with Databricks, Palantir Foundry, PostgreSQL, and pgvector for data. It runs Kubernetes, Terraform, Jenkins, and Harness, plus Power BI and Tableau for reporting.
Yes. Its stack includes AWS Bedrock and pgvector on PostgreSQL, which points to retrieval-based AI applications running on AWS infrastructure, including GovCloud.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centered on engineering and data roles, mostly at senior and lead levels, all in the United States. The work focuses on data platform modernization, analytics, and financial dashboards.
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