Federal IT consulting for cloud, data modernization and security compliance
Acuity, Inc. is a Reston-based federal technology consultancy whose stack spans AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, Databricks with Delta Lake, and ServiceNow alongside legacy Remedy ITSM, a mix that reflects agency clients mid-migration. Adoption of Kubernetes, AWS EKS and Azure Kubernetes Service points to containerized government workloads. Hiring is engineering-heavy and senior-skewed with a clear security track, though overall velocity is slowing.
Acuity, Inc. is a privately held technology consulting firm founded in 2002 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia. It serves U.S. federal government clients with program and project management, process improvement, IT service management, information management and cybersecurity services. Delivery work centers on cloud and data modernization across government cloud environments, plus security and compliance programs. The company employs 201–500 people and hires within the United States.
Acuity works with AWS (including GovCloud, Glue, RDS), Azure Government, Databricks, Apache Spark, Delta Lake, Java, C#/.NET, Python, ServiceNow, GitLab, Jenkins, Docker and Kubernetes.
Yes. Engineering dominates Acuity's open roles, mostly at senior level, with additional security positions, all in the United States. Overall hiring pace is currently decelerating.
Projects include PySpark pipelines in Databricks, Delta Lake table design, a centralized data warehouse, zero trust implementation, disaster recovery and backup programs, and cloud migration of business processes.
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