Mission Technologies builds integrated command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems and autonomous platforms for U.S. defense and allied forces. The tech stack reveals a dual-track engineering culture: legacy defense systems (LabVIEW, FPGA, Quartus, Vivado) run parallel to cloud-native infrastructure (Kubernetes, Docker, AWS/Azure), with active adoption of Crossplane and Kyverno signaling infrastructure-as-code maturity. The hiring profile is heavily weighted toward security (231 roles) and engineering (445), with concurrent projects spanning fleet modernization, enterprise security upgrades, and simulation environments—indicating a multi-year transformation across legacy platforms and cloud migration.
Tech Stack 155 technologies
What Mission Technologies, a division of HII Is Building
◆Challenges
- Securing mission-critical systems
- Fleet modernization
- Modernizing legacy code
- Ensuring operational readiness
- Maintaining rmf compliance
- Acquisition and fielding of c-suas projects
- Legacy waste cleanup
- Nuclear environmental challenges
- Maintaining and modernizing fleet
- Modernizing enterprise-level security
▲Active Projects
- Refueling and complex overhaul (rcoh)
- Fleet modernization
- Enterprise-level security modernization
- Ngts training missions
- Joint simulation environment (jse)
- Mission-critical systems enhancement program
- Integration efforts on the modeling, simulation, and training environment at the joint integrated test and training center – nellis
- Training and adoption of analytics on bdp
- High-impact government program enhancing mission-critical systems
- Common operating picture
Hiring Activity
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Notable leadership hires: Chief Test Engineer, Team Lead, IT Lead, Agile Process Lead, Program Security Lead
