Proteus Technologies
Proteus Technologies is a software and systems engineering solutions provider serving the Intelligence Community, Federal Executive Departments, and Commercial Industries, founded in 1999. The company specializes in developing solutions within the U.S. Department Of Defense (DoD) arena of signals intelligence and cyber and Net-centric information operations. Proteus Technologies' solutions include Cyber Engineering, Analytics, SIGINT Engineering and Applied Research.
The company employs over 145 staff and is headquartered in Annapolis Junction, MD with locations in Columbia, MD and Boston, MA.
History
Based in Annapolis Junction, MD, with offices in Columbia, MD, and Boston, MA, Proteus Technologies was founded in 1999 and reorganized with a new CEO in 2001. Proteus Technologies initial mission was to provide both World-Wide-Web "wireless-ready" content and solutions for portable hand-held devices to vertical markets and to provide software development consulting services to the Government Intelligence Community (IC). The company currently partners with clients in solving the most perplexing problems inherent in the collection, analysis, production, and dissemination of signals intelligence. In 2005, the company was ranked #1 in Maryland and #52 in the U.S. on the Deloitte list of fastest growing technology companies.
- 1999: Company is founded and begins offering software solutions to Federal Intelligence Community and Defense Industry
- 2001: Company re-organizes with a new CEO
- 2002: Proteus Technologies receives SBA 8(a) and SDB Certification
- 2002: Proteus Technologies develops an industry unique Mentor-Protégé program
- 2003: Systems Engineering solution Offerings are introduced
- 2004: Proteus Technologies wins $11.7 Million in DoD Contracts; Recognized as a “Rising Star” within the Deloitte Fast 50 Program
- 2005: Recognized as the #1 fastest growing company in Maryland’s Deloitte & Touche Fast 50 Program, and #62 in North America
- 2006: Grand Opening 2nd office, Corporate Headquarters; Establishes Mission Support Linguistics Program
- 2007: Recipient of 2006 SmartCEO/Grant Thornton Resilience Award
- 2008: Company establishes a Knowledge & Language Services Group
- 2009: Opens Boston, Massachusetts Area Office
- 2010: Recognized by Washington D.C. SmartCEO Magazine as a "Future 50" Winner; The Future 50 program recognizes the 50 fastest-growing companies in the Greater Washington area based on employee and revenue growth.
Partners
- Atlassian
- Booz Allen Hamilton
- Department of Defense
- Hewlett Packard
- Lockheed Martin
- Northrop Grumman
- Praxis
- Raytheon
- SAIC
- Small Business Administration
- Sourcefire