Government acquisition, cybersecurity and IT lifecycle services contractor
DigiFlight is a Columbia, MD government contractor whose stack is dominated by forensics and SOC tooling (EnCase, Magnet AXIOM, Splunk, ArcSight, CrowdStrike) alongside Costpoint for federal accounting. Hiring skews heavily to senior security and engineering talent, and adoption of OpenShift, Kubernetes and Ansible Tower signals a push toward containerized, automated delivery. Job posts repeatedly center on CMMC readiness for DoD work.
DigiFlight, Inc. is a veteran-owned and minority-owned small business founded in 1999 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland. The company delivers acquisition management and technology services to government agencies at multiple levels as well as commercial clients. Its work spans lifecycle management of large IT systems, systems engineering, and test and evaluation, plus cybersecurity and compliance advisory. DigiFlight is privately held, employs 51–200 people, and hires within the United States.
DigiFlight uses AWS, Oracle, SQL Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, VMware, Splunk, CrowdStrike, ArcSight, EnCase, Jira, Confluence and Costpoint, and is adopting OpenShift, Kubernetes, Docker and Ansible Tower.
Yes. Security is DigiFlight's largest hiring area, followed by engineering, with most openings at senior level and all roles based in the United States.
Current work includes CMMC readiness and pre-assessment advisory, vulnerability management improvements, supplier manufacturing readiness reviews, a Poland AH-64E supply chain program and Ansible Tower deployment automation.
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