Defense and intelligence systems integrator for national security missions
Peraton is a 10,000+ person defense contractor operating across space, intelligence, and civil infrastructure. The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward senior engineers (971 of 1,657 open roles) and security staff (352 roles), with active migration away from legacy databases (Oracle, SQL Server) toward cloud platforms (AWS, Azure) and modern containerization (Docker). The project list—national airspace modernization, air traffic control systems, mission planning centers—and pain-point concentration on compliance and legacy system modernization reveal a company scaling around large federal programs that demand both technical refresh and regulatory rigor.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer, Intelligence Integration Lead, Director of Contracts, Instructional Lead, Program Director
Peraton delivers systems integration, advanced engineering, and IT modernization services to U.S. federal agencies, with specialization in space, intelligence, defense, and civil aviation. Founded in 2017, the company operates across multiple domains including NASA partnerships, satellite systems, and healthcare IT. The active project portfolio centers on FAA modernization (national airspace system, brand-new air traffic control system), enterprise operations and maintenance contracts, and hybrid cloud migration of legacy applications. The organization spans engineering, security, operations, and data teams across the United States, Germany, and Italy.
Java, Linux, AWS, Splunk, C#/.NET, Hadoop, Python, Puppet, and Cisco networking infrastructure. Currently adopting Palo Alto Networks, Azure, Docker, and SAFe, while migrating away from Oracle and SQL Server databases.
FAA modernization initiatives including national airspace system upgrades and brand-new air traffic control systems, mission planning center modernization, application migration to hybrid cloud, and enterprise operations contracts across federal agencies.
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