Defense contractor for reverse engineering, ISR, and counter-UAS operations
BTS is a Columbia, Maryland defense contractor whose stack is dominated by reverse-engineering and debugging tools (IDA Pro, Ghidra, Binary Ninja, Hex-Rays, Radare2, JTAG), pointing to deep vulnerability research and embedded systems analysis. Hiring is accelerating and security-heavy, weighted toward mid and senior talent, alongside field work on counter-UAS in CENTCOM and ISR collection strategy.
BTS is a privately held U.S. defense and security company headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, with 51–200 employees. It supports national security customers through technical research and deployed operational support, spanning lab-based engineering and work in overseas operating areas. Its work covers vulnerability research, intelligence collection and analysis, unmanned aircraft systems training, and counter-UAS operations. Engineering uses languages such as C, C++, C#, Python, Assembly, and Java, with network monitoring via Nagios, sFlow, Syslog, and Cribl. All hiring is based in the United States.
BTS uses C++, C#, Python, Assembly, and Java, reverse-engineering tools like IDA Pro, Ghidra, Binary Ninja, and Radare2, debuggers such as GDB and WinDBG, plus Nagios, Cribl, ArcGIS, and DoDAF.
Yes. Security is BTS's dominant hiring area, with hiring accelerating and focused on mid and senior U.S.-based roles, alongside engineering, operations, and intelligence positions.
BTS is developing UAS training programs and ISR collection strategy, supporting counter-UAS efforts in the CENTCOM AOR, running red team UAS simulations, and managing DoD biometric-enabled watchlist operations.
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