Defense IT, cyber and counter-UAS integration for U.S. government missions
Venatôre is a Tampa-based federal contractor delivering cybersecurity, cloud and systems integration to defense, intelligence and civilian agencies. Its stack pairs legacy government infrastructure (Solaris, Sybase, WebLogic, VMware ESXi) with AWS GovCloud and a deep Splunk security toolset, and accelerating senior-only hiring points to USCENTCOM work spanning counter-UAS integration, virtualization and SOAR-driven incident response automation.
Venatôre is a privately held technology services firm founded in 2007 and headquartered in Tampa, Florida. It serves U.S. Defense, Intelligence and Civilian agencies with offerings across cyber resiliency and Zero Trust, AI-driven analytics and data interoperability, mission operations and supply chains, cloud and network infrastructure, custom software and commercial technology integration. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United States, focusing on senior engineering, security and operations talent.
Venatôre works with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Solaris, VMware ESXi, Oracle, PostgreSQL, WebLogic, AWS GovCloud, Azure, Splunk Enterprise Security, Splunk SOAR, Nessus, Trellix, Puppet, GitLab and ServiceNow.
Job posts point to counter-UAS integration across the USCENTCOM AOR, virtualization design with backup and disaster recovery, enterprise SOAR rollout with Splunk ES, and ServiceNow ITOM and ITAM implementations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused on senior engineering, security and operations roles in the United States, tied to SOAR automation, vulnerability remediation and virtualization work.
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