Intelligence analytics, data integration and cyber services for government
Praescient Analytics is a Fairfax-based defense and intelligence contractor whose stack pairs analyst tools (Palantir Foundry, i2 Analyst's Notebook, Neo4j) with a heavy security toolchain (Nessus, Fortify, HP WebInspect, IBM Guardium). Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, led by security and data roles. Active work on Army intelligence platforms and cross-domain integration, plus early SAR adoption, points toward multi-network data fusion and geospatial intelligence.
Notable leadership hires: Chief System Engineer
Praescient Analytics is a privately held, veteran-led, woman-owned small business founded in 2011 and headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia. It serves government and commercial clients with analyst training, embedded analysis, platform integration and custom software development. The company employs 51–200 people and works across platforms including Palantir Foundry, Databricks, AWS, OpenShift and Microsoft Power Platform. It hires primarily in the United States, with additional hiring in Germany.
Praescient's stack includes Palantir Foundry, Databricks, AWS, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Elasticsearch, Splunk, Neo4j, i2 Analyst's Notebook, Power BI, Dataverse, and security tools like Nessus, Fortify and SonarQube.
Yes. Security is the company's largest hiring area, followed by data and engineering, with demand weighted toward senior-level talent in the United States and Germany.
Current work includes Army intelligence data platform integration, cross-domain solution integration, API and ETL integration into Microsoft Dataverse, penetration testing methodologies, and Palantir Foundry training delivery.
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