National security contractor for cyber, intelligence and geospatial analysis
Core One is a Sterling, Virginia national security services firm whose stack mixes reverse-engineering and forensics tools (IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, OllyDbg, EnCase) with geospatial platforms (SOCET GXP, ArcGIS, PostGIS). Hiring is accelerating and security-dominated, skewed toward senior talent, while projects center on FedRAMP authorization and RMF lifecycle work, pointing to compliance-heavy cyber engagements.
Core One is a privately held defense and national security contractor headquartered in Sterling, Virginia, with 201–500 employees. It provides analytical, operational and technical support to government clients, including intelligence community programs and multi-INT collection evaluation. Its work spans cybersecurity and compliance, malware and forensic analysis, geospatial intelligence, and data analytics using tools such as SAS, SPSS, MATLAB and Splunk. Hiring is concentrated in the United States across security, engineering, operations and data functions.
Core One uses reverse-engineering and forensics tools like IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, WinDbg and EnCase, geospatial tools like SOCET GXP, ArcGIS and PostGIS, plus Python, Java, Splunk, Elasticsearch and AWS.
Yes. Security is Core One's largest hiring area, with accelerating velocity and a strong tilt toward senior roles, alongside engineering, operations and data positions in the United States.
Active work includes FedRAMP Moderate/High authorization, RMF lifecycle management, automating documentation in CI/CD pipelines, incident response runbooks, and EXFOR and SOF experimentation events.
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