Defense and industrial engineering consulting for government and enterprise
GreenXT is a government-focused engineering and project-management consultancy running deep into defense, maritime, and industrial automation work. The tech stack—Cisco networking, Oracle, SQL Server, Siemens/Rockwell industrial controls, plus STIG and subsafe compliance tooling—reveals a company anchored in mission-critical infrastructure rather than cloud-native SaaS. Hiring is engineering-heavy (39 of 49 roles), weighted toward mid and senior levels, with active recruitment around compliance automation and fleet modernization projects.
GreenXT provides technical consulting, systems engineering, and project management to government agencies and large corporations, primarily in defense and industrial sectors. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Haddonfield, NJ, the company operates across three core disciplines: system engineering, software development, and environmental engineering. Projects span naval fleet modernization, cybersecurity compliance frameworks (STIG, SUBSAFE), and operational readiness programs. The company manages the full lifecycle of complex, long-cycle government contracts—from design through deployment and compliance verification.
Cisco (Catalyst, DNA Center, ACI), Oracle, SQL Server, Siemens and Rockwell industrial controls, .NET/C#, UNIX, and compliance tools like STIG automation.
Naval fleet modernization, subsafe compliance programs, STIG automation, DNA Center template development, integrated logistics support, and ship change document workflows.
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