Federal cybersecurity and mission-critical infrastructure solutions
MartinFed is a Huntsville-based federal contractor delivering offensive/defensive cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, and software engineering for 24/7 mission-critical programs. The tech stack reveals heavy infrastructure engineering: distributed storage (Lustre, Ceph, NetApp, Qumulo), Kubernetes orchestration, and identity/access tooling (Entra ID, SailPoint), paired with security monitoring (Splunk, Sentinel). Active hiring skews toward engineering and security roles at senior/manager levels, and projects center on zero-trust architecture, HPC storage, and legacy modernization — indicating sustained investment in hardened, compliant environments.
Notable leadership hires: Cybersecurity Support Lead
MartinFed provides cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, software development, and systems engineering to U.S. federal agencies managing complex, continuous-operation programs. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, the company operates in tight regulatory and audit environments, designing solutions for offensive/defensive security, industrial control systems, and mission operations. Current work includes cluster infrastructure upgrades, HPC storage deployment, zero-trust architecture rollouts, and identity/access platform implementation — all aimed at reducing maintenance burden and compliance risk in legacy-heavy federal landscapes.
MartinFed uses distributed storage (Ceph, NetApp, Lustre, Qumulo), Kubernetes and ArgoCD for orchestration, GitLab CI/CD, security monitoring (Splunk Enterprise, Microsoft Sentinel), identity tools (SailPoint, Azure Entra ID), and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Ansible, Puppet). Languages include Python, Go, Java, and Bash.
MartinFed is building a next-generation developer platform, deploying HPC storage systems (Ceph clusters), upgrading cluster infrastructure, implementing zero-trust architecture, modernizing identity/access management platforms, and replacing legacy OpenShift and SharePoint environments.
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