AI-driven military command planning, simulation and wargaming platform
Onebrief builds a command-and-planning platform for defense users, pairing a TypeScript/React and Python core with Godot and C++/C# for simulation and Hugging Face plus RAG for AI features. Compliance tooling (FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2) and edge appliance projects point to classified and disconnected deployments, while new Prometheus, Loki and Grafana adoption shows observability being built out as hiring accelerates, led by senior engineering.
Onebrief, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, develops software that helps military commands plan operations, model scenarios and run wargames. The platform combines operational data, AI agents, collaborative planning and simulation in one environment. Its customers are defense organizations, with deployments spanning classified networks and large-scale exercises. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and runs on AWS with Kubernetes, Terraform and Keycloak, alongside security and compliance frameworks such as FedRAMP and CMMC.
Onebrief uses TypeScript, React, Node.js, Python, Go, Java, C++ and C#, with PostgreSQL, Redis, GraphQL and gRPC, deployed on AWS with Kubernetes and Terraform. AI work uses Hugging Face and RAG; Godot supports simulation.
Yes. Engineering is Onebrief's largest hiring area and skews senior and staff level, with additional openings in sales, security, design, finance and legal. Overall hiring velocity is accelerating, mainly in the United States.
Onebrief's job posts point to an AI engineering platform, multi-agent orchestration layers, edge appliance deployments, a unified artifact pipeline, an observability platform and expansion to allied and partner forces.
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