Veteran-owned federal security contractor for SCIF, personnel and program security
ARMADA is a Powell, OH defense and federal contractor whose hiring is overwhelmingly security-focused and mid-level, consistent with staffing cleared personnel onto multi-site government contracts. Its stack pairs DoD compliance tooling (ACAS, DISS, NIST RMF) with legacy Windows versions back to XP and 2000, pointing to work on aging government systems, while recurring pain points center on RMF compliance and vulnerability remediation. Overall hiring is decelerating.
Notable leadership hires: Program Team Lead, Site Lead
ARMADA, Ltd. is a privately held, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business founded in 2005 and headquartered in Powell, Ohio. It provides security support, risk mitigation and readiness services mainly to U.S. Government agencies, including DoD, intelligence community, DHS and DOJ missions, plus some commercial clients. Services include SCIF accreditation, COMSEC, physical and personnel security, advisory support, continuity planning and federal training programs such as tactical medical and personnel recovery. The company has 51–200 employees and recruits in the United States, United Kingdom and Peru.
ARMADA uses DoD security tools such as ACAS, DISS and NIST RMF, alongside SAP, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, multiple Windows versions, Microsoft Power Platform, Tableau, Power BI and Concur.
Yes. Security roles dominate ARMADA's hiring, mostly at mid and senior levels, with smaller operations and finance needs and leadership roles like Program Team Lead and Site Lead. Overall hiring pace is slowing.
ARMADA is headquartered in Powell, Ohio, United States, and also hires in the United Kingdom and Peru.
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