Federal Government
IT professionals who know how government programs actually work — not how they look on a slide.
Government IT is its own discipline. The procurement rules, the program structures, the approval chains, the compliance frameworks, the velocity constraints — these are not obstacles that experienced government IT professionals complain about. They are the environment they operate in, and they know how to get things done within it.
Our government IT candidates have worked civilian agency programs, DoD programs, and the contractor organizations that support them. They understand FedRAMP — not as a marketing term but as an authorization process they have worked through, with ATOs they have contributed to. They understand FISMA, NIST RMF, and what an Authority to Operate actually requires.
Program management in government environments: they know what a CDRL is, what a CDRL deliverable looks like that survives a COR review, and how to communicate technical status in a way that the government customer can act on. They know when to escalate and how to escalate in an environment where relationships matter as much as technical accuracy.
GS-equivalent expertise at every level. Contractors who have held COTR support roles, technical leads on major agency programs, and senior engineers who have navigated multi-year OMB-driven modernization efforts. When you need someone who knows how government works — not someone who needs six months to learn — we have them.