Government cybersecurity and IT modernization contractor
ARSIEM is a 51–200-person government contractor focused on cybersecurity and enterprise IT modernization. The tech stack skews traditional (Windows, Linux, Oracle, WebLogic, Jenkins) with embedded security tooling (Encase, PKI), reflecting both legacy federal infrastructure support and newer defensive initiatives. Security hiring dominates the department mix at roughly 45% of open roles, while the active project list reveals a shift toward automation, cloud-native platforms (Red Hat OpenShift), and incident response — suggesting federal clients are modernizing detection and response capabilities.
ARSIEM Corporation, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, provides cybersecurity and IT solutions to U.S. government agencies. The company specializes in enterprise architecture, applications development, embedded software, software testing, and security engineering. Current project work spans next-generation platform automation, network traffic analytics, cloud integration (OpenShift), RMF compliance services, and insider threat detection. The organization maintains steady hiring velocity across security (majority of open roles), software engineering, and operations, with a seniority distribution weighted toward senior and mid-level practitioners.
Multiple agencies across the United States Government. The company is a proven and trusted government contractor with experience delivering IT and cybersecurity solutions to federal clients.
Core languages: Python, Java, C/C++, Perl. Infrastructure: Windows, Linux, UNIX, TCP/IP, Oracle, PostgreSQL, WebLogic, JBoss, Tomcat. Security tools: Encase, Public Key Infrastructure. Build and integration: Jenkins. Data: SAS.
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