Security engineering and infrastructure integrator for intelligence-community programs
Open Systems Technologies is a Virginia-based integrator delivering secure infrastructure, software and enterprise security for government and large enterprise clients. Its stack pairs HPC components (Slurm, InfiniBand, Lustre) with AWS EKS/ECS and Oracle RAC, pointing to classified, data-heavy mission environments. Hiring splits evenly between engineering and security at mid-to-senior levels, matching active work on secure enclaves, a DIA PaaS initiative and DevSecOps microservice delivery.
Open Systems Technologies Corporation, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Gainesville, Virginia, is a privately held technology solutions firm with 51–200 employees. It provides software development, systems integration, technical assistance and enterprise security services to government agencies and large commercial enterprises. Specialty areas include identity and access management, cloud computing and engineering. The company follows PMI project management and CMMI process frameworks and holds certifications in software development and enterprise security. Its hiring is concentrated in the United States.
OST works with AWS (EKS, ECS, Lambda, API Gateway), Kubernetes, Docker, Oracle RAC with Data Guard, Red Hat and Rocky Linux, Salt, Ansible, Splunk, Prometheus, Grafana, GitLab, and HPC tools like Slurm and Lustre.
Job posts cite secure enclave integration, secure network design, a DIA platform-as-a-service initiative, data pipelines for actionable intelligence, and a large IT program supporting the intelligence community.
Yes. Security and engineering are its two largest hiring areas, mostly mid and senior roles based in the United States, with steady hiring velocity.
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