Defense systems integration and net-centric software for tactical operations
ISPA Technology builds systems software and integration solutions for defense and intelligence customers operating in austere, disconnected environments. The stack—Red Hat, Kubernetes, Ansible, NSX-T, SATCOM, VxWorks, LynxOS—reflects deep embedded and real-time systems work; the 27-engineer hiring push (with 7 security roles) signals acceleration in DevSecOps and hardening, while active projects on edge theater architecture and tactical maritime ops reveal a focus on mission-critical resilience and compliance automation.
Notable leadership hires: Cyber RMF Lead, Chief Operating Officer
ISPA Technology designs systems software, GIS solutions, and IT/IA infrastructure for U.S. defense and intelligence agencies. Founded in 2003 and based in Tampa, FL, the company operates as a small-business integrator with expertise in DoDAF-compliant architectures, network-centric transformation, and imagery/signal processing. Current work spans tactical edge computing, maritime mission support, container orchestration, and virtualization platforms. The engineering and security hiring velocity indicates active scaling in DevSecOps pipelines and compliance workflows—areas the company identifies as critical to reducing deployment friction and meeting government hardening requirements.
ISPA uses Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Kubernetes, Ansible, NSX-T, Java, C++, Python, PostgreSQL, SATCOM, VxWorks, LynxOS, and Cisco networking. Security tools include ACAS, SCAP, and NIST frameworks.
Tampa, Florida. The company is privately held, founded in 2003, with 51–200 employees and all current hiring concentrated in the United States.
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