Federal contractor specializing in cloud migration, health IT, and compliance analytics
Sparksoft is a mid-sized federal contractor built on Java, Python, and AWS infrastructure—with heavy reliance on Kubernetes, Jenkins, and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Ansible). The tech stack reflects a mature government services operation: OAuth, TLS, F5 BIG-IP for network security, and Intune for device management signal compliance-first engineering. Active projects center on cloud modernization, fraud analytics, and value-based payment models in healthcare, while the hiring mix (sales-led with senior placements and leadership roles) suggests aggressive pursuit of new federal and CMS contract opportunities.
Notable leadership hires: Business Development Director, Program Director
Sparksoft provides software products and technology solutions to federal government and healthcare clients, with particular depth in testing, IV&V, security, program management, and health IT. Founded in 2004 and based in Columbia, Maryland, the company operates across a portfolio that includes legacy on-premise system migrations to AWS, enterprise architecture governance, and large-scale CMS contract delivery. The organization manages a $100M portfolio and is actively scaling sales and leadership capacity to capture new federal business and expand within CMS.
Java, Python, Spring Boot, AWS (EKS, RDS, ECS Fargate), Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins, Maven, Terraform, Ansible, React, Angular, OAuth, TLS, and ServiceNow—supplemented by security tools (F5 BIG-IP, Intune) and healthcare-specific platforms (NICE CXone).
Cloud modernization (AWS migration of legacy systems), federal contract pricing and market intelligence, enterprise architecture governance, fraud/waste/abuse analytics, value-based payment models, and quality measures reporting—primarily for federal and CMS healthcare portfolios.
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