Custom software and geospatial services for federal, government, and defense sectors
Quevera is a custom software engineering firm focused on federal, defense, and public-sector clients. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward geospatial (ArcGIS ecosystem across Enterprise, Online, Pro, and GeoServer), spatial databases (PostGIS, SQL Server), and cloud infrastructure (Azure, AWS, Kubernetes). Active projects cluster around mission-critical applications, geodatabase design, and ETL pipelines — and the pain-point list reveals why: federal metadata compliance, DoD cloud transformation, and cyber-workforce development. The hiring mix skews senior (37 of 65 roles), suggesting customer-facing technical delivery and compliance expertise matter more than junior scale.
Quevera delivers custom software engineering and geospatial data services to federal agencies, local governments, financial institutions, healthcare organizations, and educational institutions. Founded in 2013 and based in Columbia, Maryland, the company operates at 51–200 employees with a talent base rooted in government, intelligence, and corporate sectors. Core service areas include system architecture, network engineering, database administration, geospatial analytics, and cybersecurity compliance. The engineering bench is concentrated on ArcGIS implementations, cloud migrations (AWS/Azure), and enterprise data pipelines — typically in heavily regulated environments where privacy and federal compliance are first-class requirements.
Quevera's stack is built on the ArcGIS platform suite (Enterprise, Online, Pro, Dashboards), PostGIS, GeoServer, and SQL Server. Current projects include geodatabase design, ArcGIS platform implementations, and geospatial data integration pipelines.
Quevera uses both AWS and Azure, with active projects including Kubernetes workload deployment in Amazon EKS. Cloud-based transformation in complex DoD environments is a stated pain point.
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