Centil engineers secure IT and software infrastructure for U.S. Space Force and DoD satellite ground programs. Its stack pairs on-prem virtualization (VMware ESXi, vSAN, Red Hat Enterprise Linux) with container platforms (OpenShift, Kubernetes) and GitLab/Jenkins pipelines, a classified-environment DevSecOps profile. Senior-weighted engineering hiring centers on STIG/RMF compliance, ATO documentation and building automated test frameworks.
Centil is a Boulder, Colorado-based engineering firm founded in 2017, operating as part of Sabel Systems. It provides systems engineering, cybersecurity and DevSecOps expertise to U.S. defense customers, with a focus on space systems and Air Force and Space Force programs. Work spans satellite ground system cyber planning, network hardware design and deployment, and test automation for mission software. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United States.
Centil uses VMware ESXi and vSAN, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OpenShift, Kubernetes, Docker, Ansible, GitLab, Jenkins, Python, Java, C++, Cucumber, Selenium, ACAS, plus Juniper and Cisco networking.
Current work includes cyber plans and test events for satellite ground systems, ATO documentation, critical IT systems for a new USSF program, and automated test framework development with CI/CD integration.
Centil is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, is part of Sabel Systems, and hires in the United States.
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