DoD logistics, cyber security, and program support services for federal contracting
Mb Solutions is a DoD-focused service provider operating across logistics, cyber security, and program support, with a tech foundation rooted in legacy enterprise tools (MATLAB, SQL Server, DOORS, VxWorks) and modern Microsoft/cloud infrastructure (Azure, 365, Power BI). The hiring mix is weighted heavily toward senior logistics and engineering roles—78 senior positions against only 6 junior—reflecting a mature, project-driven staffing model rather than platform scaling. Active projects span medical supply integration, mission operations support, and logistics automation, while pain points center on FOIA compliance, cost control, and large-scale software integration—typical friction points in federal systems work.
Mb Solutions delivers technical services to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies, operating as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and woman-owned business. The company provides support across three primary service lines: logistics management, program support (including materiel fielding and sustainment engineering), and cyber security. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, the organization maintains active operations in the United States and Germany. With 51–200 employees and an active hiring pipeline of 141 roles, the company is structured around a senior-heavy workforce addressing long-duration government contracts and complex integration initiatives.
Core tools: MATLAB, SQL Server, Microsoft 365 (Office, SharePoint, Teams), Power BI, Active Directory. Engineering-focused: LabVIEW, IBM DOORS, VxWorks. CI/CD and security: GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab, Klocwork (SAST), DAST, Crucible.
Focus areas: medical supply integration (CL VIII), VIPER mission operations support, materiel fielding transfers, logistics automation in defense supply chain, sustainment engineering, and intelligence integration into modernization architecture.
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