Financial and program management software for U.S. defense agencies
Integrated Data Services builds and supports CCaR™, a program and financial management system used across DoD agencies, plus analyst-led financial support services. The stack pairs a classic Oracle/PL/SQL and Java Spring Boot core with Kubernetes, Terraform, Vault and Trivy, a DevSecOps profile typical of government delivery. Accelerating, almost entirely senior hiring centers on data integration and legacy modernization.
Notable leadership hires: Requirements Lead
Integrated Data Services (IDS) is a privately held provider of custom software and government financial management services, founded in 1997 in El Segundo, California. Its flagship product, the CCaR™ system, supports program, budget and financial operations for Department of Defense organizations, including the Air Force. IDS business analysts pair DoD financial process knowledge with CCaR™ expertise to support customer agencies. The company has 201–500 employees, operates offices serving customers across the United States, and currently recruits in the U.S. across engineering, data, finance and operations.
IDS runs Java, Spring Boot, Angular and TypeScript on Oracle Database and PL/SQL, deployed on AWS and OCI with Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD, plus Qlik Sense and Talend for data.
CCaR™ (Comprehensive Cost and Requirement) is IDS's program and financial management system used across DoD agencies, including the Air Force. Current job posts reference ongoing CCaR™ deployments.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, weighted toward senior engineering, data, finance and operations roles, including a Requirements Lead position.
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