Government IT contractor modernizing Medicaid, vital records and human services systems
Creative Information Technology (CITI) is a Falls Church government IT contractor whose job posts center on state Medicaid modernization, including fiscal agent module implementation and CMS modularity compliance. The stack mixes FHIR, Oracle APEX, ArcGIS and multi-cloud (Azure, AWS, GCP), while Azure DevOps and GitLab are being phased out amid Jira tooling consolidation. Senior engineering hiring is accelerating.
Creative Information Technology, Inc. (CITI) is a privately held IT services firm founded in 1996 and headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, with 201–500 employees. It serves government agencies and commercial clients across healthcare IT, human services, identity credentialing and access management, cloud and mobile computing, and business intelligence. The company holds federal contract vehicles including GSA IT Schedule 70, NIH CIO-SP3, GSA Alliant and DHS Eagle II. It is CMMI Level 4 appraised and partners with Oracle and Microsoft. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States.
CITI works with Azure, AWS, GCP, Java, .NET, C#, Python, Angular, React, FHIR, Oracle APEX, ServiceNow, Okta, Terraform, ArcGIS, Power BI and SQL Server, with Jira and Confluence for delivery.
Job posts point to Medicaid modernization work: a business and technology modernization program, fiscal agent services module implementation, Medicaid module integration, CCWIS modernization and vital records platform upgrades.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused entirely on engineering, mostly at the senior level, with roles based in the United States.
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