Aerospace and defense companies are not obvious choices for tech professionals to launch their careers. However, the aerospace and defense industry plays a critical role in supporting America’s national security objectives and driving our economy. The manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers that make up the
With the federal and state governments asking nearly all workers to practice “social distancing” by staying at home, this begs the question, “Who is considered an essential worker?” The Defense Department considers defense contractors as “critical infrastructure” to national security. This designation comes with a
Congress approves the Space Force’s proposed budget of $148 million for a Consolidated Space Operations Facility at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado. “The CSOF is a next-generation facility,” stated Representative Doug Lamborn during a press conference hosted by the Space Foundation on February 11th. The
The newest branch of the armed forces is opening its doors to contractors and small businesses since its founding in December of 2019. They were quick to the get-go for the acquisition of new and emerging technologies, specifically in the areas of “weather, business systems
This summer will mark ten years since SciTec researchers published the results of a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase II effort that has become the cornerstone of the company’s advanced mission data processing applications for Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) and related persistent electro-optical (EO)
The Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) awarded SciTec a third project under the Remote Sensing Applications Broad Agency Announcement (BAA). Jim Lisowski, SciTec CEO, singed the contract while attending SMC’s Space Industry Days. “We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to develop and
SciTec is 40! For the past four decades, SciTecer’s have attacked the Nation’s hard problems by applying the foundational principles of deliberate system design, rapid prototype development, and test-driven evolution all focused on delivering the end user’s mission. Jim Lisowski, SciTec’s CEO, told the staff,
ST. LOUIS, MO. — The Defense Security Service (DSS) selected SciTec’s Princeton, N.J., facility as one of 51 winners of the James S. Cogswell Outstanding Industrial Security Achievement Award for 2019. Jim Lisowski, SciTec’s CEO, received the award, along with corporate security staff, at the
January 30, 2019We are pleased to announce SciTec’s selection to advance the Sensor Open Framework Architecture (SOFA) capabilities and technologies in support of the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center’s vision to create an open, extensible, and resilient mission data processing environment. SOFA
Dec 17, 2017. SciTec relocated its Boulder office to a new facility to accommodate our dynamic growth and optimize workspaces to support a modern “software factory.” David Simenc, Tactical Systems Portfolio Lead and director of the Boulder office, characterized what the new office means for
