Angular Web Developer
About the job
- Two years of experience.
- U.S. citizenship is required per contract.
- A strong background developing front ends using the Angular framework is required.
- Experience with HTML and JavaScript is required.
- Support development of a new platform with front-end design needs.
- Design and format materials, coordinate and troubleshoot integration and interfacing issues, and ensure compliance with Laboratory website specifications, standards, and security policies.
- Use and develop Laboratory templates and standards.
- Work on several applications at once in a highly agile structure while maintaining the laboratory’s high-security mandates.
- A bachelor's degree in Computer Science is preferred.
- Familiarity with user experience methodologies is preferred.
- Experience with unit testing and Cypress is highly desired.
About the company
Edgewater IT provides IT consulting services focused on U.S. government clients. It offers expertise across the IT life cycle including program and project management, system and network operations, and cyber security, drawing on a workforce that often holds top secret clearances and advanced degrees. The company works with federal agencies and contracting partners, delivering staffing and governance support as well as policy guidance to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Edgewater differentiates itself by combining large-company capabilities with small-company attention, backed by a woman-owned status, deep government experience, and a culture that emphasizes qualified, committed personnel and competitive, stable compensation. Its goal is to be the best IT consulting partner for government clients by providing the right talent and knowledge to meet mission needs while maintaining contracting compliance and quality.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Maryland
Founded
2002
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Argonne awarded Edgewater a five-year IT managed services contract on July 16, 2026.
- EIA awarded Edgewater a February 2026 task order with $10.6 million total backlog.
- NASA SEWP VI runs November 1, 2026 through October 31, 2036, expanding pipeline access.
What critics are saying
- Federal recompetes can erase revenue quickly; one lost DOE contract hits hard.
- Edgewater's NIH protest dismissal on January 28, 2026 shows aggressive, costly procurement battles.
- Customer concentration around DOE, FBI, DHRA, and EIA creates existential dependency on federal awards.
What makes Edgewater IT unique
- Edgewater pairs cleared federal staff with DOE and national-lab mission knowledge.
- Tom Ferrando, a former Salient CRGT CEO, brings large-scale federal services leadership.
- NASA SEWP VI and integrated ITC/AV offerings widen Edgewater's procurement access.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Flexible Spending Accounts
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Tuition Reimbursement
Employee Assistance Program
Company News
Edgewater Federal Solutions has acquired RedLine Performance Solutions to add high-performance computing and scientific computing expertise to its federal mission technology portfolio. The deal pairs Edgewater's enterprise modernisation work with RedLine's background in building and deploying HPC systems for federal requirements and critical infrastructure. The combined company will support federal customers across enterprise modernisation, cloud, cybersecurity, software engineering, scientific computing and HPC. Edgewater CEO Tom Ferrando described the acquisition as transformational, strengthening the company's ability to help customers as AI, data centre modernisation and HPC converge. RedLine CEO Carolyn Pasti said joining Edgewater provides resources to offer complete solutions built on its track record in HPC and scientific computing. Edgewater is based in Frederick, Maryland, and provides IT services to defence, law enforcement, energy, health and civilian agencies.
Edgewater wins IT managed services contract with Argonne National Laboratory. Edgewater Federal Solutions has won a 5-year contract to be the IT managed service provider for Argonne National Laboratory. Argonne is operated by UChicago Argonne, LLC, for the Energy Department. The 1,500-acre campus employs over 4,500 people, including approximately 1,600 scientists and engineers. Under the contract, Edgewater will deliver comprehensive managed IT services to support Argonne's critical research mission across energy, environment, national security and STEM disciplines, the company said. "We are honored to partner with Argonne National Laboratory in support of its vital research mission," said Rodger Jones, Energy+ president of Edgewater Federal Solutions. "This award expands our footprint across the DOE's national laboratory complex. Our growing presence in this space underscores our commitment to delivering secure, reliable, and mission-focused IT services that enable scientific discovery at the highest level." Edgewater's services include service desk operations, on-site and remote end-user support, integrated IT and audio-visual services, and management of Argonne's ITSM platform to provide a scalable, flexible and resilient hybrid support model.
Amadeus signs Thailand airport memorandum of understanding. Thai Aviation Industries, Edgewater Solutions and Amadeus have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on a roadmap for the modernisation of the passenger journey and day-to-day airport operations across international and regional airports July 16, 2026
Andrea Snader has joined Edgewater Federal Solutions, Inc., as its newly created Health and Defense Department Sector president.
Bob Amani appointed as Edgewater's chief transformation officer.