Defense and space IT: data systems, SIEM, and earth science infrastructure
INNOVIM operates a data-heavy, defense-focused engineering practice built on Elasticsearch, Kafka, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP). The tech stack—SIEM ingestion, data enrichment pipelines, and containerized architectures—aligns with active projects on NASA metadata repositories and secured cloud systems. Hiring is heavily weighted toward senior engineers (5 of 6 open roles), indicating specialized, high-complexity work rather than team expansion.
INNOVIM is a 51–200 person IT solution provider founded in 2002, based in Silver Spring, Maryland. The company serves defense and space customers with strategic technology consulting, custom software and systems development, and IT infrastructure outsourcing. Core competencies span cybersecurity, data modeling, machine learning, and science support. Current workstreams include SIEM platform optimization, scalable data architectures for earth science, and modernization of legacy on-premises systems to cloud environments, with particular focus on DoD compliance requirements.
INNOVIM's primary stack includes Elasticsearch, Kafka, Python, Clojure, Node.js, and multi-cloud deployment on AWS, Azure, and GCP. Supporting tools: Jira, Confluence, IBM ELM, Dassault, Ansible, Oracle, and VMware vSphere.
Active projects include Elasticsearch SIEM ingestion pipelines, NASA common metadata repository development, scalable earth science data architectures, secure cloud infrastructure, and modernization of legacy on-premises systems for defense customers.
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