Government digital transformation and data modernization consultancy
Redhorse is a 201–500-person consulting firm serving federal agencies on data infrastructure and security modernization. Their tech stack—Databricks, Python, PySpark, Kubernetes, AWS—reflects a data-engineering and cloud-native focus; active adoption of GitLab and AWS EKS, combined with migration away from Oracle and Azure DevOps Server, signals movement toward open-source and managed cloud services. Heavy engineering hiring (37 roles) paired with security (18) and data (9) openings shows operational scaling matching their project portfolio of microservices ecosystems, CI/CD pipelines, and next-generation web applications.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Architect
Redhorse combines government domain expertise with digital transformation and AI to help federal clients modernize mission-critical systems. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Arlington, VA, the firm operates across national security, networking technology, and infrastructure—with specialization in energy efficiency and environmental sustainability systems. Current work includes cyber modernization prototypes, data collection capabilities, condition-based maintenance initiatives, and FBI application environment modernization. All hiring is U.S.-based; the company is privately held.
Redhorse uses Databricks, Python, PySpark, Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, GitLab, and Jira as core tools. They also deploy Splunk, Cisco, Juniper, Azure, and Qlik Sense. They are actively adopting AWS and Amazon EKS while migrating off Oracle and Azure DevOps Server.
Current projects include microservices ecosystems, CI/CD pipeline security, cyber modernization prototypes, FBI application modernization, data collection scaling, and condition-based maintenance initiatives for federal clients.
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