Shared-services growth partner for federal and state government contractors
Strategic Growth Partners supports government contractors with business development, back-office and growth services, but its job posts read like a defense IT integrator: Cisco ISE/ASA, VMware Horizon, Citrix, OpenShift and Terraform alongside work on cross-domain solutions and secure cloud architecture. Hiring is accelerating and senior-weighted, split between engineering delivery and a new enterprise pricing function.
Strategic Growth Partners is a privately held firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, with 51–200 employees. It serves government contractors pursuing federal and state markets, offering market entry, business development, back-office support and M&A-driven expansion through a shared-services model staffed by fractional experts. Its services span growth planning, market assessment, opportunity qualification and lead generation. Delivery work also includes technical engagements in virtualization, networking and cloud infrastructure, with hiring concentrated in the United States.
Its stack includes Cisco IOS, NX-OS, ASA and ISE, VMware Horizon and vSphere, Citrix, AWS, Azure, GCP, OpenShift, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, ServiceNow, Prometheus and Grafana.
Yes, hiring is accelerating in the United States, led by senior engineering roles plus operations, sales and pricing positions, with director and VP-level openings.
Current work includes VDI infrastructure design, secure cloud computing architecture (SCCA), cross-domain solutions and guards, and building an enterprise pricing function.
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