Defense engineering, training and security services for naval aviation
ASEC is a Lexington Park, Maryland defense contractor delivering engineering, training, logistics and IT support for Navy manned and unmanned aircraft. Its stack pairs classified-environment tooling (DISS, ACAS, SCAP, Splunk) with courseware tools like Adobe Captivate and SCORM, reflecting dual work in secure networks and training content. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineering and security talent, with program security and LVC training networks as active focus areas.
ASEC is a privately held, employee-owned defense services company founded in 2004 and headquartered in Lexington Park, Maryland, with an office in Jacksonville, Florida and sites across the United States. It supports the defense sector, particularly Navy aviation, with systems engineering and maintenance for manned and unmanned aircraft. Its services also span logistics, custom training courseware and instruction, test and evaluation, program security, IT and flight operations. The company employs between 501 and 1,000 people.
ASEC uses DISS, ACAS, SCAP, Splunk and SolarWinds for security and monitoring, VMware, Hyper-V and Red Hat Enterprise Linux for infrastructure, Cisco networking, and Adobe Captivate, SCORM and Arbortext Editor for training and publications.
Yes. ASEC's hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering and security roles, mostly at the senior level, with additional operations and training positions, all in the United States.
ASEC's job posts point to cosite mitigation and SIMOP strategy, high-fidelity naval aviation training scenarios, Navy LVC training network support, distributed exercise infrastructure, and STIG-based network hardening.
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