Summer 2027
Software Development Intern
Posted on 8/10/2026
Altamira Technologies
201-500 employees
National security data analytics and ML
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Fairborn, OH, USA
In Person
US Citizenship Required
Bachelor's
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- Familiarity with at least some of the following: C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, or general SQL.
- Working toward a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering.
- Ability to work in a team setting and communicate with team members.
- Ability to learn new technologies and apply them to assigned work.
- Must be a U.S. citizen.
- Work alongside the experienced Software Development team to address real-world national security requirements.
- Familiarity with C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, or general SQL.
Altamira provides data analytics, data science, and advanced engineering services to support U.S. national security missions. It works with the Intelligence Community and the Department of Defense, delivering analytics, machine learning, and software engineering for space-based, cyber, operations, and intelligence missions. It differentiates itself by combining mission-expert knowledge with data-driven methods to tailor solutions for government contracts and ensure operational usability. Its goal is to advance critical national security missions with tech-enabled, multi-intelligence solutions for government customers.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$15.7M
Headquarters
McLean, Virginia
Founded
1999
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Parsons expects Altamira to contribute $200 million revenue in 2026.
- Parsons booked $39.8 million of Altamira revenue in first-quarter 2026.
- NASIC awarded Altamira a $4.95 million delivery order in February 2026.
What critics are saying
- Parsons absorbed Altamira on January 15, 2026, ending standalone employer identity.
- Parsons funded the deal with $330 million debt, squeezing integration discipline.
- Earn-out requires 2026 EBITDA targets; missed targets cut the 2027 payout by $45 million.
What makes Altamira Technologies unique
- Parsons closed Altamira on January 15, 2026, for SIGINT and space capabilities.
- Altamira won NASIC infrared support work in February 2026, showing mission depth.
- Its 600-person team spans analytics, cyber, missile warning, and foreign military exploitation.
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↓ -3%Attalon adds former BlueHalo CEO Jonathan Moneymaker to board. * Attalon has added Jonathan Moneymaker to its board of directors * Moneymaker will bring defense technology experience across directed energy, autonomy and counter-drone systems * He previously founded and led BlueHalo through a major expansion Attalon has appointed Jonathan Moneymaker to its board of directors. The appointment comes as the company continues to expand its capabilities, advance innovation and scale operations, the company said Monday. Who is Jonathan Moneymaker? Moneymaker, a previous Wash100 Award recipient, is a defense industry executive with a track record of scaling technology businesses focused on advanced hardware, directed energy, autonomy and counter-unmanned aircraft systems. He founded BlueHalo and served as its CEO until the company's acquisition by AeroVironment in May 2025. During his tenure, he guided BlueHalo's rapid growth, expanded its portfolio into new mission-critical capability areas and led the execution of major defense programs, including initiatives in counter-UAS and directed energy. Prior to BlueHalo, Moneymaker served as president of Altamira Technologies and as general manager of Boeing's intelligence systems group. He was appointed chairman of board of directors at LeoLabs in May and currently serves on the boards of Kongsberg US, Kraken Technology Group and the University of Southern California. How will Moneymaker support Attalon? John Bergeron, CEO of Attalon, said Moneymaker's experience turning emerging technologies into operational capabilities will support the company as it expands production for high-energy laser platforms.
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Acquisition bolsters Parsons’ signals intelligence and space solutions for the U.S. Department of War CHANTILLY, Va., Jan. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) announced today that it has acquired Northern Virginia-based Altamira Technologies Corporation in a transaction
Parsons buys Altamira for $330M cash. Parsons is adding 600 employees through this transaction, which also further grows the company's presence across intelligence programs and the Indo-Pacific region. Parsons Corp. has acquired Altamira Technologies Corp. at a cash price of $330 million to incorporate more offerings in analytics and the field of ISR - intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance. Altamira opened for business in 1999 and describes its core focus areas as including missile warning, artificial intelligence and machine learning, space-based mission support, signals intelligence, and cyber operations. This transaction announced Thursday adds roughly 600 employees to Parsons, which is moving to grow its presence across the intelligence community and Indo-Pacific region through the move. Parsons could pay an additional $45 million in the first quarter of 2027 if certain profit targets are met during 2026, which would raise the enterprise value to $375 million. Parsons expects the Altamira business to contribute $200 million in revenue for 2026. With Altamira in tow, Parsons is also looking to bolster its ability to move prototype technologies into the operational and deployment phase. Both the Defense Department and intelligence community have prioritized quicker fielding of tech tools in recent years. "Acquiring Altamira is a strategic accelerator for our national security growth strategy, strengthening Parsons' ability to deliver rapid and agile mission-ready, intelligence-driven solutions across the Department of War and the intelligence community," Parsons' chief executive Carey Smith said in a release. "Altamira's advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), and analytics capabilities, plus their space-based mission solutions expand our capabilities and position us to capture a larger share of the rapidly evolving intelligence and multi-domain operations market." Barclays acted as the exclusive financial adviser to Parsons. Baird acted as the exclusive financial adviser to Altamira. Parsons is one of the government market's more serial acquirers and integrators, having frequently used this leg of its strategy to build out the company's defense and intelligence tech portfolio. In 2025, Parsons acquired software integrator Chesapeake Technology International for $89 million to bring in more products for managing the electromagnetic spectrum. In 2024, Parsons purchased BlackSignal Technologies for $200 million to grow the electronic warfare portfolio. Altamira has been backed since 2019 by a group of investors led by ClearSky, a venture capital and growth equity firm focused on security technology companies. ClearSky's partners in this investment included McNally Capital, Nio Advisors and Razor's Edge. With that support, Altamira has also used acquisitions as a way to expand its intelligence business. Altamira's buy of Virginia Systems & Technology in 2023 sought to further integrate operations and engineering functions into the larger offering.
On June 30, Altamira Technologies Corporation announced the appointment of Frank Calvelli to its board of directors.