Digital engineering platform for secure model and simulation collaboration
Istari Digital builds a platform that connects engineering models and simulations so teams building physical systems can collaborate securely. The stack points squarely at defense work: AWS GovCloud, Snyk, SonarQube and JFrog sit alongside pain points around CMMC Level 2, NIST 800-171 and FedRAMP. Hiring is accelerating across engineering and sales, matching a push to turn federal pilots into programs of record.
Istari Digital is a Cambridge, Massachusetts software company founded in 2022 that focuses on digital engineering, modeling, simulation and digital test. Its platform is designed to plug into CAD, CFD and FEM toolchains so engineering disciplines can share models and work together. The company targets federal and defense-oriented programs, pursuing large contracts and building partner ecosystems. It is privately held, employs 51–200 people, and hires in the United States. Its product is built on Go, TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL and Dgraph, running on Kubernetes across AWS and Azure.
Istari Digital runs Go, TypeScript, React, Python, PostgreSQL and Dgraph on Kubernetes (AWS EKS), with AWS GovCloud, Azure Blob Storage, Terraform, Ansible, GitHub Enterprise, Snyk, SonarQube and JFrog.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by mid- and senior-level engineering roles alongside sales positions, all based in the United States.
Job posts cite continuous NIST 800-171 compliance, CMMC Level 2 and FedRAMP, supported by AWS GovCloud infrastructure, consistent with selling into federal programs.
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