InDev is an Arlington-based federal technology contractor whose stack centers on ServiceNow, Salesforce (Agentforce, Service Cloud, Apex) and Microsoft Power Platform, with Palantir in the mix. Its project pipeline shows generative AI being embedded into ITSM workflows (chat summarization, resolution notes, knowledge articles) on DHS work. Hiring is senior-heavy, engineering-led with a security component, and currently slowing.
InDev is a privately held technology services firm founded in 2012 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, with 51–200 employees. It serves federal national security and transportation agencies, including DHS components such as CBP, TSA and ICE, plus the FAA. Its practice areas span automation and AI enablement, data and analytics, and modernization of agency technology. Delivery work covers ServiceNow and Salesforce platform implementations, Microsoft Power Platform apps, and data engineering on AWS with tools such as Airflow, PostgreSQL and Tableau. Hiring is focused within the United States.
InDev works with ServiceNow, Salesforce (Apex, Lightning Web Components, Agentforce, Service Cloud), Power Platform, Palantir, Python, .NET, Angular, React, AWS, PostgreSQL, Airflow, Power BI and Tableau.
Current work includes AI features for ServiceNow virtual agents, chat summarization and knowledge article generation, a ServiceNow GCC implementation, and refactoring legacy Salesforce apps toward Agentforce for DHS.
InDev is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, and hires in the United States, primarily senior engineering and security talent for federal programs.
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