Software engineering and cybersecurity contractor for government and intelligence
Quevera is a Columbia, Maryland software engineering firm whose stack blends observability and log pipelines (Splunk, Cribl, Kafka, NiFi, Logstash) with a deep ArcGIS and PostGIS geospatial layer, a profile typical of government and intelligence delivery. Accelerating, senior-heavy engineering and security hiring centers on endpoint defense scale-out and generative AI work on Bedrock and LangChain.
Quevera, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, delivers custom software engineering across the full development lifecycle. Its clients include federal agencies, local governments, financial institutions, healthcare organizations and education providers. Core service areas span system and database administration, network engineering, information system security roles (ISSO, ISSE) and data analytics. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United States.
Quevera works with AWS and Azure, Terraform, Ansible, Docker and GitLab, plus Splunk, Cribl, Kafka, Apache NiFi, Grafana and Kibana for data and logs, and ArcGIS, GeoServer and PostGIS for geospatial work.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in senior engineering and security roles in the United States, tied to endpoint defense scale-out, custom IOC development and a secure-the-enterprise initiative.
Current projects include scaling MDE and Trellix HX, building custom IOCs with KQL and YARA, LLM model-routing and orchestration on Bedrock and LangChain, and data extraction and transformation pipelines.
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