Defense contractor for naval aviation maintenance, logistics and engineering
Strategic Technology Institute is a Rockville-based defense services contractor whose job posts center on Navy work: ALQ-99 tactical jamming system maintenance, naval aviation metrology and calibration, and undersea weapon systems testing. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, with ops and logistics close behind. The stack mixes shop-floor tools (CNC, MIG welding, micrometers) with ServiceNow, SAP, Palantir and Azure, pointing to field maintenance backed by enterprise IT and data tracking.
Strategic Technology Institute (STi) is a privately held company founded in 1985 and headquartered in Rockville, Maryland. It provides training, engineering, and logistics services to U.S. Government customers, with a focus on DoD and NASA programs. Its work spans aviation maintenance, weapon systems, satellite electronics, complex mechanical systems, and information technology. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United States. STi is a minority-owned small disadvantaged business.
Current job posts point to ALQ-99 tactical jamming system maintenance, naval aviation metrology and calibration, undersea weapon systems testing, and logistics tracking for classified hardware.
STi uses ServiceNow, SAP, Palantir, Azure, Intune, SharePoint Online, SQL Server, .NET, C++, Python, Tableau, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and ArcGIS Online, plus CNC and MIG welding on the shop side.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest department in open roles, followed by operations and logistics, with mostly mid- and senior-level positions in the United States.
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