Full-Time
Agile Developer
Kroll
5,001-10,000 employees
Global risk management and investigations consulting
Compensation Overview
$100k - $150k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Odenton, MD, USA
In Person
On-site in a SCIF at Fort Meade, MD; must maintain TS/SCI with FS Polygraph and CI investigation within 5 years.
US Top Secret Clearance Required
Bachelor's, Master's
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- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related technical discipline (or equivalent experience/combined education in lieu of degree). Master's degree accepted with reduced experience requirement.
- 9+ years of relevant software development experience with a Bachelor's degree, OR 7+ years with a Master's degree, in DoD/IC classified development environments.
- Active TS/SCI clearance, Full Spectrum Polygraph, and Counterintelligence Investigation completed within the last 5 years.
- Proficiency in 2 or more of the following: Java, Spring Boot, or Python; Microservice architectures; CI/CD tools: AWS tools, Maven, GitLab, GitOps, Kubernetes, Docker; Database design: NoSQL or MongoDB query and schema design; OAuth/OIDC implementation; Test frameworks and automation including Playwright and Cucumber
- Deliver software iteratively within an Agile development model using sprints, continuous delivery, and incremental release practices
- Collaborate with team members and stakeholders to define requirements, refine user stories, and maintain delivery momentum
- Communicate and collaborate effectively with other team members and program stakeholders throughout the development process
- Contribute to sprint planning, retrospectives, and continuous improvement of team development standards
- Write Java Spring Boot-based microservice applications utilizing AWS native technologies
- Build REST services with Spring capable of filtering and selecting complex data objects
- Design and implement microservice architectures that support legacy system modernization objectives
- Integrate microservice components with NoSQL and MongoDB datastores using proper query and schema design practices
- Implement CI/CD principles utilizing Maven, GitLab, and GitOps workflows
- Build and maintain container-based delivery pipelines using Kubernetes and Docker
- Automate build, test, and deployment processes to support continuous delivery of classified software products
- Manage version control and branching strategies in GitLab within a multi-developer team environment
- Implement OAuth/OIDC authentication and authorization patterns within microservice environments
- Develop software in accordance with secure coding standards applicable to classified IC environments
- Adhere to program-level security policies and contribute to security review processes for software releases
- Coordinate with security personnel on software deployment activities within the SCIF environment
- Develop and maintain automated test frameworks using Playwright and Cucumber to support continuous integration
- Execute unit, integration, and regression testing across microservice components
- Validate REST service outputs and data integrity across distributed system components
- Identify and resolve defects, performance issues, and integration failures in classified development environments
- Java, Spring Boot, or Python
- Microservice architecture design and implementation
- CI/CD pipeline tooling (AWS, Maven, GitLab, GitOps, Kubernetes, Docker)
- NoSQL and MongoDB query and schema design
- OAuth/OIDC implementation experience
- Playwright and Cucumber test automation frameworks
- Experience modernizing legacy operational systems in IC or DoD environments
- Familiarity with classified network and SCIF-based development workflows
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Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1932
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- APEX targets CFOs under 2026 AI-spend pressure, expanding Kroll’s cyber advisory attach rate.
- ABC economics strengthens European disputes work as cartel and regulatory cases intensify.
- Kroll’s 6,500-person platform and forty-plus acquisitions support faster cross-border client coverage.
What critics are saying
- Kroll Trustee Services faces Hurtigruten disclosure orders in July 2026, widening litigation exposure.
- CrowdStrike dependence concentrates product strategy and pricing power outside Kroll.
- Global advisor commoditization pressures margins unless Kroll converts acquisitions into cross-sold recurring revenue.
What makes Kroll unique
- Kroll’s August 31, 2026 APEX embeds cyber ROI analytics inside CrowdStrike Falcon.
- Kroll’s July 15, 2026 ABC economics acquisition deepens competition and damages expertise.
- Fred Crawford became Executive Chairman on May 18, 2026, sharpening services-firm scaling.
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↑ 17%Kroll introduces APEX to drive measurable business outcomes from AI investment. Aug 31, 2026, 10:00 ET NEW YORK and LAS VEGAS, Aug. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Fal.Con 2026 - Kroll, the leading independent provider of global financial and risk advisory solutions, today announced the launch of Kroll AI Automation Prioritization EXecution (APEX). A new capability developed on the CrowdStrike Falcon(R) platform, Kroll APEX enables organizations to make more informed cyber investment decisions by quantifying the expected operational effort, cost and business value of AI, automation and hybrid approaches. AI represents a significant and growing investment for organizations, yet many lack clear, measurable outcomes for CFOs to evaluate return on investment. "Worldwide spending on AI is forecast to total $2.59 trillion in 2026, a 47% increase year-over-year," according to Gartner, Inc.[1] Kroll APEX, built with Charlotte AI AgentWorks and Falcon Foundry, provides a data-driven decision framework that identifies, prioritizes and evaluates cyber use cases, enabling organizations to determine where AI, automation or a combination of both is most appropriate, before engineering work begins. Kroll works with clients to assess their cyber environment, organizational priorities and operational data through a structured discovery process. Using Kroll's experience across thousands of cyber engagements, alongside client-specific financial and operational inputs, APEX identifies and prioritizes opportunities, estimates implementation effort and expected returns and presents these insights through an intuitive dashboard embedded within the Falcon platform. Clients can use the capability as a strategic assessment or as part of an ongoing advisory engagement, continually refining cyber priorities as their organizations evolve. The result is greater confidence in cyber investment decisions and stronger alignment between security strategy and business objectives. By providing finance and security leaders with a shared view of investment priorities and expected outcomes, APEX helps organizations optimize technology spending, accelerate decision-making and build more resilient cyber programs. "Kroll APEX changes the conversation from 'Should we invest in AI?' to 'Where will AI, automation or human expertise deliver the greatest value?'," said Dave Burg, Global Group Head of Cyber and Data Resilience at Kroll. "With cyber risks mounting and spending accelerating, CFOs and CISOs are under growing pressure to bring financial discipline and operational insight together to make more informed cyber investment decisions. Boards are calling for greater clarity around these decisions, and Kroll provides the insight to prioritize initiatives based on measurable business outcomes rather than guesswork." Kroll APEX reflects the continued evolution of the strategic relationship between Kroll and CrowdStrike, expanding on Kroll's role as a founding member of CrowdStrike's Charlotte AI AgentWorks Ecosystem and Project QuiltWorks. By combining CrowdStrike's AI-native cybersecurity platform with Kroll's advisory expertise, implementation experience and proprietary methodologies, the collaboration enables organizations to make evidence-based decisions that align security investment with broader business priorities. "AI is redefining what's possible in cybersecurity, but value comes from applying it where it can have the greatest impact," said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer at CrowdStrike. "Kroll is combining its deep advisory expertise with the power of Falcon to help customers turn AI ambition into measurable business outcomes. APEX is a great example of how our partners are building on CrowdStrike to drive innovation and deliver more value for customers." To discover how Kroll and CrowdStrike can help your organization maximize the value of its cyber investments, visit kroll.com/crowdstrike. About Kroll As the leading independent provider of financial and risk advisory solutions, Kroll leverages our unique insights, data and technology to help clients stay ahead of complex valuation demands. Kroll's team of more than 6,500 professionals worldwide continues the firm's nearly 100-year history of trusted expertise spanning risk, governance, transactions and valuation. Our advanced solutions and intelligence provide clients the foresight they need to create an enduring competitive advantage. At Kroll, our values define who we are and how we partner with clients and communities. Learn more at kroll.com. [1] Gartner Press Release, "Gartner Forecasts Worldwide AI Spending to Grow 47 Percent in 2026," 19 May 2026. https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2026-05-19-gartner-forecasts-worldwide-ai-spending-to-grow-47-percent-in-2026. GARTNER is a trademark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates SOURCE Kroll
Kroll has launched APEX, a capability built on CrowdStrike's Falcon platform that helps organisations evaluate the return on investment from AI and automation in cybersecurity. The tool provides a data-driven framework to identify and prioritise cyber use cases, estimating implementation effort and expected returns before engineering work begins. APEX addresses growing pressure on CFOs and CISOs to justify cyber spending. According to Gartner, worldwide AI spending is forecast to reach $2.59 trillion in 2026, up 47% year-over-year. The capability uses Kroll's experience from thousands of cyber engagements alongside client-specific data to recommend where AI, automation, or human expertise will deliver the greatest value. Results are presented through a dashboard embedded within the Falcon platform. Dave Burg, Kroll's Global Group Head of Cyber and Data Resilience, said APEX brings financial discipline and operational insight together to support more informed investment decisions based on measurable business outcomes.
Cybersecurity veterans launch new Melbourne consultancy MosaicalAI. 09 August 2026 Consultancy.com.au Former Tesserent senior partner Mark Jones has launched a new AI consultancy in Melbourne alongside fellow cybersecurity expert Alexandre Medarov, which the pair have dubbed MosaicalAI. The motivation behind the launch of MosaicalAI is to support organisations in forging ahead with AI while ensuring the appropriate back-stops are still in place, with its services grouped around leadership coaching, design, build, security, and governance. Together the pair bring over five decades of combined industry experience to their new venture, with Jones most recently working as a director at Thales following its ~$175 million Tesserent acquisition and Medarov leading another AI start-up, dig8italX. "Move too slow and lose the market; move too fast and risk the business," goes the company pitch, with Jones stating; "We started MosaicalAI to help Australian businesses move quickly with AI, but without losing visibility, accountability or control. The AI opportunity is huge, but it needs to be done with the right people, workflows, and governance placed around it." Prior to his five years between Tesserent and Thales (which just sold off its local managed cloud services business to Interactive), Jones served as deputy CISO at Medibank, before which he was A/NZ cyber risk leader at Kroll and spent time in senior roles at a number of energy and financial services firms including Jemena and ANZ in a career dating back to Deloitte in 1998. Medarov meanwhile started his career with a stint at Accenturein Germany, and has since 2006 spent time at Dell EMC, both the University of Auckland and Monash, and in a senior cybersecurity role at Allianz back in Munich, where he had led the locally-based AI security consultancy dig8ital and its off-shoot as CISO and managing director since 2017 but most recently out of London. Now the pair have put their expertise and brains together to form MosaicalAI in Melbourne, which takes its name from the 'mosaic' of, brace yourselves, an AI operating layer "comprised of the tools, portals, reports, and decision surfaces a customer's team uses", including "agents, workflow logic, hand-offs, fallback paths, approvals, and routing and system actions," among other stuff. "Our view is that AI needs to be built with the same discipline that cyber has learned the hard way as to visibility, governance, accountability and clear ownership," Jones says. "There's a lot of noise around AI right now, but for executives, leaders and teams, I think it comes down to two fears: people are not ready, and businesses do not have the right team to build bespoke AI capability." That is where MosaicalAI comes in, the start-up says; "Our work is practical and hands on. We help clients engage their people, build AI into their business, and govern it from day one. We are already working with mid- and upper-middle market firms, and want to help them move at AI speed without creating the technical debt, governance mess, or loss of control that comes from rushing in blindly."
Moves and promotions - week of 27 july, 2026. Helen Bates has joined Brabners in Leeds as an Insolvency & Restructuring Partner. Helen was previously with Freeths. Read more. Graeme Bain has been promoted to Partner and Head of Restructuring at Johnston Carmichael. Read more. Stuart Deacon and Jonathan Thielmann have joined Kroll in London as Managing Directors. Stuart was previously with A&M, while Jonathan was previously with Interpath. Read more.
Kroll has acquired ABC economics, a Berlin-based competition economics boutique founded by economist Frank Maier-Rigaud. The German firm specialises in complex transaction advice, damages quantification, cartels, state aid, and telecommunications and energy regulatory matters. ABC economics has around 30 staff and revenues below €10 million annually. The acquisition aims to create synergies across Europe, as competition cases and cartel damage claims often originate with national authorities or the European Commission before branching into claims across multiple member states. This marks Kroll's second acquisition in disputes within a year, following its purchase of arbitration boutique Global Project Strategy in March 2025. The expansion forms part of Kroll's growth strategy under private equity owners Stone Point and Further Global, which acquired the firm in 2020 for $4.2 billion.