Naval radar, combat systems and acquisition engineering support for DoD
Decision Technologies is an Arlington-based defense engineering contractor focused on Navy radar, missile and combat systems programs. Hiring is overwhelmingly engineering at mid and senior levels, tied to SPY-6 radar work, shipboard installation and NAVSEA support services. A secondary cloud track (GovCloud, Terraform, Kubernetes, GitLab, Sentinel, Splunk) points to a growing secure DevSecOps practice beyond traditional systems engineering.
Decision Technologies, Inc. is a privately held defense contractor founded in 2003 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, with 51–200 employees. The company provides systems engineering, program management, test and evaluation, acquisition support and logistics support to US defense customers, particularly the US Navy. Its work spans shipboard radar development and integration, missile systems, ship defense and fire control engineering, and integrated combat systems. Operations run on tools such as Deltek Costpoint, MBSE and DoDAF, alongside AWS GovCloud and the Microsoft Power Platform. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
It provides engineering, program management, test and evaluation and acquisition support for US Navy radar, missile and combat systems programs, including SPY-6 radar development and NAVSEA support services.
Its stack includes AWS GovCloud, Terraform, Kubernetes, GitLab, Python, C#/.NET, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Power BI, Deltek Costpoint, MBSE and DoDAF.
Yes. Engineering dominates its open roles, mostly mid and senior level, all in the United States, though overall hiring velocity is currently decelerating.
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