Constant Advancement builds mobile and web solutions for national security applications out of Reston, Virginia, where it has operated since 2008. The team is made up of both TS/SCI-cleared and uncleared engineers, a structure that reflects the classified nature of much of its work while still leaving room for product and engineering roles that don't require clearance.
Work spans application development and systems integration, alongside systems engineering focused on designing and improving platform architectures. Security is treated as its own discipline rather than an afterthought, covering web application firewalls, security audits and risk assessment, penetration testing, vulnerability management, incident response planning, and security awareness training. Applied AI and automation are also part of the toolkit, used to build and adapt emerging technologies into the custom software the company delivers.
Clearance requirements shape how the work gets done: any role requiring TS/SCI clearance is on-site, given the nature of the projects involved. While the company has historically hired for high-clearance positions, it has expanded under newer programs to bring in uncleared candidates, particularly for engineering and product roles. That dual-track hiring model, cleared and uncleared, on-site and product-focused, underpins how Constant Advancement staffs its national security software work.