Emergency management and resilience software for healthcare and government
Juvare builds incident and preparedness software for hospitals, emergency management agencies and federal customers, running a dual-cloud footprint across AWS (including GovCloud) and Azure. The GovCloud, WAF and compliance-automation signals point to government-grade security demands, while minimal, senior-only hiring centers on platform engineering automation and tightening the revenue close.
Juvare provides resilience and emergency management software that helps organizations coordinate resources, data and mutual assistance around incidents and planned events. Its customer base spans U.S. hospitals and healthcare facilities, federal agencies, emergency management agencies, higher education and corporations. The company is privately held, headquartered in Dunwoody, Georgia, and employs 201–500 people. Its application stack combines C#, SignalR, React and TypeScript on AWS and Azure, with NetSuite and Salesforce running finance and sales operations.
Juvare uses C#, SignalR, React and TypeScript on AWS (Fargate, Lambda, Aurora, GovCloud) and Azure, with Terraform, Kubernetes, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins and Datadog, plus NetSuite and Salesforce for business systems.
Yes. Juvare runs workloads on AWS GovCloud alongside commercial AWS services and Azure, consistent with its federal and emergency management customer base.
Juvare is headquartered in Dunwoody, Georgia, United States, and its current hiring is focused in the United States across engineering and finance.
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