Strike fast.
Ship true.
We are a veteran-owned engineering crew commissioned to deliver AI, machine learning, and hyper-automation for federal agencies and the prime contractors who serve them.
No headcount-by-the-hour. No subcontracted oceans. Just engineers who write code, sign contracts, and stand the watch.
Mission is the only
margin that compounds.
We exist for one reason: to enable government to leverage emerging technology and drive beneficial outcomes for the public. That sentence is our heading. Every contract, commit, and invoice is checked against it.
We measure success by the difference we make for the public, not the line at the bottom of the ledger. Margin pays the crew. Mission steers the ship.
We do not bill bodies by the hour. We are commissioned for results — working software, in production, serving the mission from day one.
What we build for one agency, we publish for all of them. Taxpayer-funded work should compound across government, not get locked in a vendor's vault.
A hundred
eyes on the
pipeline.
Argus is our open-source security platform — eleven scanners, one workflow, SARIF straight to GitHub Security. Built so federal teams can adopt secure-by-default CI without a six-month integration project.
11 scanners.
1 workflow.
Cut waste.
Not capability.
Real efficiency is precision work. Done well, it strengthens the mission instead of starving it — and it's earned through engineering, not guesswork. That's the only kind of savings we put our name to.
We take the work that moves the mission forward — and we pass on the work that doesn't. We're deliberate about who we team with, because our name ships with the code.
The work, in the open.
We default to open. What we build for one agency, we publish so the whole government can use it — and so you can read it before you trust it.
AICaC
AI Context as Code — a structured convention for shipping AI-readable architecture, decisions, and workflows alongside source.
hl-brand-guidelines
Brand guidelines as a single static HTML page on GitHub Pages. Fast to reference, easy to update, versioned in git.
The crew aboard.
Signs the contracts and stands the watch. Built Huntridge to prove a federal company can be engineering-led, open-source-first, and still deliver on time.
Writes the code and the SOWs. Former government engineer who got tired of shipping slides instead of software; sets the technical bar for every engagement.
Open slot — we staff every engagement with people who can pass the technical screen at any FAANG and also read a SOW.
Open slot — leads Argus and adjacent open-source work; sets the floor for what "secure by default" means on every project.
Charter & codes.
Set a course
with us.
Program managers, contracting officers, primes looking to team, and engineers who want to write code — we read every signal that comes in.