Defense engineering contractor supporting Navy C4ISR systems and sustainment
Centurum is a defense services contractor whose job posts center on Navy C4I depot overhaul, NMT inventory management and GBS program-of-record work. The stack pairs AWS container infrastructure (ECS, ECR, CodePipeline, Terraform) with legacy tools like Microsoft Access, VBA and SQL Server Reporting Services, mirroring stated pains around sustaining and modernizing aging systems. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, with a notable logistics component.
Centurum is a privately held defense and federal services firm founded in 1969 and headquartered in Marlton, NJ, with 201–500 employees. It delivers cybersecurity, systems integration, network and communications engineering, software engineering, information operations and operational support to federal government customers, with a strong focus on the US Navy. Operational offices sit in the Washington, DC area, Chesapeake, VA, Charleston, SC and San Diego, CA, near Navy fleet concentration areas. Work spans C4ISR system integration, depot overhaul, acquisition program support and training content development.
Centurum uses AWS (ECS, ECR, RDS, CodePipeline), Terraform, Docker, Python, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, ASP.NET, Azure DevOps, Jira, Cisco IOS and Unanet, plus Adobe Captivate and SCORM for training.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by engineering, with additional demand in logistics, operations and HR, focused on mid- and senior-level roles across the United States.
Active work includes C4I depot overhaul, NMT EBEM inventory management, NMT support for international partners, Global Broadcast Service program-of-record activities and RF communication subsystem upgrades.
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