High-performance computing and SIGINT systems for U.S. national security
Vibrint builds mission-critical infrastructure and analysis systems for the intelligence and national security community. The tech stack—Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, enterprise hyperconverged infrastructure (Nutanix, Dell VxRail, HPE SimpliVity), and multi-cloud orchestration—reflects a company shipping production-scale, resilient systems. Active hiring skews heavily engineering and ops (31 of 46 roles), with senior-level dominance (23 of 46), suggesting they're scaling complex deployments and deepening customer relationships rather than ramping from scratch.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer
Vibrint is a 51–200 person national security contractor headquartered in Hanover, Maryland. They specialize in high-performance computing, SIGINT research and analysis, and mission-resilient systems engineering for federal intelligence and defense agencies. Their work spans data harvesting and processing pipelines, enterprise virtualization and datacenter infrastructure, and software-systems development aimed at accelerating mission-critical decision cycles. Projects include HPC sustainment, datacenter virtualization, DevOps automation for federal missions, and cyber capability roadmaps. Pain points center on customer acquisition, disaster planning, and compliance in regulated environments.
Vibrint uses Linux, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, VMware, Rancher, NetApp/Nutanix/Dell hyperconverged infrastructure, Azure Stack HCI, Cisco/Juniper networking, GitHub Actions, and Jenkins for CI/CD. They're actively adopting Terraform and CloudFormation for infrastructure-as-code.
Vibrint is headquartered in Hanover, Maryland, and currently hires only in the United States.
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