DCCA is a veteran-owned federal IT services contractor whose stack centers on Java/Spring Boot and React on AWS (EKS, Lambda, RDS), with Jenkins, GitLab, SonarQube and Fortify pointing to security-scanned DevSecOps pipelines. Hiring is accelerating and heavily senior, engineering-led, and the PostgreSQL replacement signal aligns with job-post themes of moving legacy architectures to cloud-native databases and multi-cloud modernization.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead
Data Computer Corporation of America (DCCA) is a privately held, veteran-owned IT services firm headquartered in Ellicott City, Maryland, serving federal agencies and government organizations. Its service lines span systems engineering, software development and testing, cybersecurity and information assurance, IT service management, independent validation and verification, and systems modernization. The company employs 201–500 people and hires within the United States. Delivery work covers full stack web applications, systems integration across cloud and on-premise environments, and enterprise architecture.
DCCA works with Java, Spring Boot, React, Python and Django on AWS (EKS, Lambda, RDS), plus Azure and GCP, with Jenkins, GitLab, SonarQube, Fortify, Splunk, New Relic, Docker and Kubernetes.
Yes. Engineering dominates DCCA's open roles, skewed toward senior hires, with additional demand in operations, data and security. Hiring velocity is accelerating, all within the United States.
Job posts point to application modernization to multi-cloud and hybrid cloud, full stack web applications, ML pipeline development, end-to-end systems integration, satellite data analysis software and security accreditation support.
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