Federal defense contractor specializing in large-scale data exploitation and IC systems
Probity is a government-focused software shop (51–200 employees, founded 2011) built around Java/Spring/Hadoop and now adopting MongoDB. The stack—heavy on batch and streaming data platforms (Hadoop, HBase, Elasticsearch, Hive) paired with Oracle and PostgreSQL—reflects deep work in large-scale ingest and enterprise search. Active hiring skews senior (21 of 37 roles) across engineering and security, with projects spanning threat detection, netflow analysis, and cloud architecture migration, suggesting maturation beyond pure development into operational security and compliance-heavy delivery.
Probity provides software development and systems engineering to federal intelligence and defense agencies. The company holds 8(a) certification and specializes in data exploitation at scale, media analysis, enterprise-grade controlled interfaces, multi-level security (MLS) systems, and cross-domain solutions. Core capabilities include large-scale data warehousing, content analytics, forensics, and human language technologies. Operations center on the Intelligence Community and Homeland Defense sectors, with delivery focused on classified and controlled environments.
Java, Spring, Hadoop, HBase, Elasticsearch for data platforms; Oracle and PostgreSQL for relational storage; Angular and JavaScript for frontends. Recently adopting MongoDB. Heavy emphasis on enterprise Java (Jakarta EE, Enterprise JavaBeans, Hibernate).
Large-scale data ingest systems, threat detection and hunting automation, netflow/pcap analysis, AI/ML integration into web applications, cloud architecture migration, and enterprise-wide application automation for classified and controlled environments.
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