Federal IT, cybersecurity and RMF authorization services for defense programs
Rollout Systems is a Maryland-based government contractor delivering cybersecurity, application development, network operations and cloud work for federal clients. Its stack pairs AWS GovCloud, OpenShift, Kubernetes and Prisma Cloud with Oracle, Solaris and Remedy, a mix of accredited cloud and legacy enterprise systems. Senior-heavy, accelerating hiring centers on security and ops, matching active work on RMF authorization packages and air system cybersecurity policy.
Rollout Systems is a privately held information technology and training services provider headquartered in California, Maryland, founded in 2001. The company serves federal government clients with cybersecurity, application and database development, network and system administration, cloud solutions, enterprise architecture, program management and mission-focused training support. It operates with 51–200 employees across sites in the United States. Current work includes cybersecurity authorization, vulnerability management and engineering support for air system programs.
Rollout Systems uses AWS and AWS GovCloud, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Docker, Ansible, GitLab, Prisma Cloud, Python, Java, .NET, Oracle Database, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Solaris and Remedy IT Service Management.
Job posts point to air system cybersecurity policy development, RMF authorization package development, CYBERSAFE authorization preparation, VRAM vulnerability reporting and legacy system upgrades.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in security and operations roles, mostly at the senior level, with all openings in the United States.
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