Body-worn and in-vehicle video evidence platform for public safety
Coreforce builds body cameras, in-car video and evidence management software for law enforcement and first responders. Its stack pairs embedded C++ and Linux on devices with an event-driven AWS cloud built on Lambda, Step Functions, Kinesis, Kafka and EventBridge. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward support and security, while GovRAMP and FedRAMP programs show a push into stricter government procurement.
Coreforce is a privately held company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2000 and employing 51–200 people. It sells to law enforcement agencies, first responders and other frontline organizations. Its products include body-worn cameras and in-vehicle video systems with policy-driven automatic recording, real-time communications and GPS tracking. A software platform handles capturing, managing and releasing video evidence, alongside fleet and mobile resource management. Hiring is currently focused in the United States.
Coreforce runs Java, Spring Boot, Go, Python and TypeScript with Vue and React, on AWS services such as ECS, Lambda, Kinesis and DynamoDB, plus Kafka, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and C++ on Embedded Linux for devices.
Yes. Job posts reference both a GovRAMP compliance program and a FedRAMP compliance initiative, along with work on maintaining and monitoring compliance certifications.
Coreforce is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, and currently hires within the United States.
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