Digital services firm building web, mobile and cloud apps for federal agencies
Mobomo delivers web, mobile and cloud applications for federal agencies and large enterprises from its Damascus, Maryland base. Its stack centers on React, TypeScript and single-spa on AWS serverless (Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB), while Material-UI, styled-components, Bootstrap and Backbone.js are being phased out, pointing to a front-end consolidation onto a shared design system and micro-frontend architecture. Current hiring is entirely engineering and accelerating.
Mobomo is a privately held digital services company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Damascus, Maryland, with 51–200 employees. It builds mobile, web and cloud applications for federal agencies and large enterprises, pairing human-centered design with engineering delivery. Services span digital transformation and migration, DevSecOps, large public-facing websites, analytics, cloud infrastructure and rapid prototyping. The firm holds CMMI Dev Level 3, ISO 9001:2015 and CMMC Level 1 certifications and works through multiple GSA and agency contract vehicles. It partners with AWS, Acquia and Microsoft.
Mobomo uses React, Redux, TypeScript, Node.js, Angular and single-spa on the front end, with AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Kubernetes and Docker, plus Go and Python.
Mobomo is building a micro-frontend architecture with independent deployments, a shared design system with global theming, and migrating legacy front-end code to React for federal applications.
Mobomo is headquartered in Damascus, Maryland, United States, and currently hires in the United States, with engineering as its active hiring focus.
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