Intelligence community engineering contractor focused on data and metadata
Red Arch Solutions delivers systems, software and data engineering for U.S. national security and intelligence customers. Its stack leans heavily on data governance tooling (Collibra, Alation, Microsoft Purview, Apache Atlas) alongside Oracle Exadata and Databricks, and its projects center on enterprise metadata and catalog modernization. Hiring is accelerating, almost entirely senior-level and engineering-heavy, with Kubernetes the one tool being newly adopted.
Red Arch Solutions is a privately held U.S. small business founded in 2004 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland. It provides tactical and strategic intelligence, systems engineering and software engineering support to customers in the intelligence community. Its service areas span software, systems, network and cloud engineering, database operations, cybersecurity, Zero Trust, program management and AI/ML. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United States.
Red Arch Solutions works with Python, Java, Oracle Database and Exadata, SQL Server, Databricks, Azure Data Factory, Kafka, Apache NiFi, AWS, and governance tools like Collibra, Alation and Microsoft Purview.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, with additional data and operations roles, nearly all at senior or principal level and based in the United States.
Current work includes enterprise metadata modernization, an enterprise data catalog, modernizing a critical government information system, enterprise AI platform engineering and a Zero Trust data-centric security implementation.
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