Defense and intelligence engineering for cyber, network and mission systems
EverWatch is a government contractor building cyber, network and analytics systems for defense and intelligence customers, on a broad stack spanning C++, Java, Python, AWS, Azure and OCI. Adoption of Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, Chef and Kubernetes points to an infrastructure-as-code push, while projects centered on LLM-powered analyst workflows and agent-based automation show AI moving into cyber operations. Hiring skews heavily toward senior engineers.
Notable leadership hires: Portfolio Lead
EverWatch is a privately held government solutions company headquartered in Annapolis Junction, Maryland, with 201–500 employees. It delivers defense, intelligence and deployed mission support services to U.S. government customers. Its work covers software engineering, cybersecurity, network operations and data analytics for mission-critical environments. Teams work across multi-cloud infrastructure, including AWS, Azure and OCI, alongside Red Hat Enterprise Linux and containerized deployments. All hiring is based in the United States.
EverWatch uses C++, Python, Java, C#/.NET, React and Node.js, running on AWS, Azure, OCI and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Its tooling includes Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, GitLab, MongoDB and Apache Flink.
Job posts point to LLM-powered workflows for cyber analysts, agent-based automation, hybrid AI for mission decision-making, and big data analytics for threat detection across the intelligence community.
EverWatch is headquartered in Annapolis Junction, Maryland. It has 201–500 employees, and all of its hiring is in the United States, mostly for senior engineering and security roles.
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