Federal financial management, cost estimating and data analytics for DoD
MDW Associates supports DoD and federal agencies with budget, acquisition and financial systems work, but its stack tells a second story: a deep Microsoft Power Platform footprint (Power Apps, Dataverse, Copilot Studio, Power BI) alongside Azure, Databricks and GFEBS. Accelerating hiring splits between senior finance analysts and engineers, matching active projects to modernize Appian and NASA Power Platform applications.
MDW Associates is a privately held government services firm founded in 2012 and headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, with 201–500 employees spread across the United States. It serves the Department of Defense, including OSD, defense agencies, the Army and Navy, plus civilian agencies such as NASA and USPS. Core services span cost estimating, budget programming and execution, acquisition management, accounting, and financial systems integration. The firm also builds data analytics and visualization tools to support client decision-making, and acts as prime contractor on several larger engagements.
MDW's stack includes Python, C#, TypeScript, React, Angular, Azure, AWS, Databricks, Kafka, Teradata, and the Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, Power BI, Copilot Studio), plus the Army's GFEBS.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, concentrated in finance and engineering roles at senior and lead levels, with some operations openings.
Current work includes modernizing enterprise applications on Appian, NASA's enterprise Power Platform modernization, PPBE guidance implementation, RDT&E budget formulation, ALM pipelines, and support tied to Golden Dome for America.
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