Defense engineering, simulation and software services for military programs
JANUS Research Group, which absorbed Cape Henry Associates, supports defense programs spanning ground and space systems, Army UAS modernization and modeling and simulation. Its stack pairs legacy Java/WebLogic/WebSphere and Oracle middleware with Palantir Foundry, Databricks and Azure Purview, and job posts point to AI-enabled decision-support and LLM agent work. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineering talent.
JANUS Research Group is a privately held defense services firm headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, founded in 1997 and employing 201–500 people. It now includes Cape Henry Associates. The company works across acquisition and program support, modeling and simulation, training, intelligence operations, tactical communications, cybersecurity and DevSecOps software development. Its work supports government and military customers, with staff in the United States and overseas, and current hiring focused in the United States.
JANUS uses AWS, Azure, Java, C#, Python, Oracle, SQL Server, WebLogic, WebSphere, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Palantir Foundry, Databricks, Power BI, SharePoint Online, GFEBS, ACAS and VMware vSphere.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by engineering, with smaller needs in operations, data, research and support. Most openings target senior professionals based in the United States.
Job posts reference the FORGE ground system integration and test program, the FLITE+ program, Army UAS modernization, UAS modeling and simulation, and AI-enabled decision-support platforms with LLM-powered agents.
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