Overview
A3 Technology develops and supports information systems for federal agencies and commercial customers. Its work connects technical engineering with business and financial management, covering systems used in air traffic operations as well as agency networks and applications. Teams define requirements, design and test systems, maintain infrastructure and help customers plan budgets and manage programs throughout their operating life. Customers pay for these engineering, technology and management services through contracts that cover defined projects and ongoing operational support. Founded in 2001, A3 Technology is headquartered in Egg Harbor City, New Jersey.
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What believers are saying
- Insurance costs receive support: A3 lists company-paid life, accidental death and dismemberment, and long-term disability coverage.
- Learning receives backing: A3 describes mentoring and company-sponsored education as part of employees' career development.
- Retirement contributions receive company money: A3 advertises 401(k) matching and annual profit sharing, based on contributions and eligibility.
What critics are saying
- Some work runs through primes: A3 lists subcontractor status on FAA air-traffic engineering and terminal-operations contracts.
- A3's full-time Washington, DC Principal Engineer - Cyber Security requires active Certified Information Systems Security Professional certification.
- Mobility is required: A3's full-time Anchorage, Alaska Network Engineer is 100% onsite, with up to 25% US travel.
What makes A3 Technology, Inc. unique
- Quality management is formalized: A3 pledges ISO 9001:2015 compliance and continuous improvement of its quality system.
- National airspace security gets specialist review: A3's Washington, DC full-time Cyber Security Principal Engineer assesses architectures and gaps.
- Systems get trial runs: A3's infrastructure services include a pre-production testing environment.
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