One in four SAIC employees is a veteran of the U.S. armed services. That translates to 6,000 people who bring valuable experiences, skills, determination, and discipline that strengthen us as a premier technology integrator. With the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Department of Defense organizations representing more than 50 percent of the customers we serve, we naturally offer interesting and meaningful work for military veterans.
The Food and Drug Administration’s fundamental role is protecting Americans’ health by keeping the nation’s food safe. The FDA’s health and life sciences communities use supercomputing resources we support to conduct studies and analyses that yield more nutritious food and prevent foodborne illnesses.
The Philosopher’s Stone is a legendary substance that was believed to have the ability to turn base metals into gold. While the stone really is just a legend, we are using materials science and high performance computing (HPC) resources to create novel materials more valuable than gold!
SAIC recruits top young talent for engaging careers
In just two years from now, we will need 3.5 million additional cyber professionals to help defend the nation against hackers and bad actors. This forecast, by Cybersecurity Ventures, shows how critical it is to find cybersecurity talent as U.S. government agencies and businesses modernize and secure their evolving IT systems. SAIC recognizes the investment in security is a necessity.
Rapid deployment of new technologies using agile and DevSecOps
There is a digital transformation paradox happening in U.S. government. To lower the risk of technology deployments, federal agencies are embracing the fast-paced, fluid, dynamic nature of incremental solution development.
San Diego State University recognizes company's longtime support
SAIC was recognized by San Diego State University at its annual "Evening Celebrating Philanthropy" on Feb. 13. The gala honored benefactors whose lifetime commitments have exceeded $1 million in funding for student scholarships, research, and student and faculty projects at SDSU.
Celebrating 60 years in space
SAIC has been working alongside the space community on some of the greatest missions in U.S. history.
We don't just know space exploration. We've lived it, from designing inertial navigation systems in the 1950s to conducting independent verification and validation for the very first heavy-lift reusable rocket launch in 2018.
Better eyes and control on data center and network traffic
With our IT engineering help, U.S. Central Command has solved an important need of its large and complex network: to better control the traffic and activities on it.
SAIC assisted USCENTCOM on modernizing its data center supporting enterprise services including file sharing, instant messaging, voice, and video applications for active warfighters. By deploying a software-defined networking (SDN) solution, USCENTCOM can better optimize security and network performance for the data center.