We believe that the creativity to produce good ideas and tenacity for successful execution are just as important as the skill sets that develop capability.
We are engineers with advanced degrees that have forward deployed around the world.
You need face time with end users to truly understand what they need. Coupling that with mathematical and engineering brilliance produces stunning results with immediate impact, something that can only come from a high-demand, low-density pool of individuals.
You can rely on us to deliver performant solutions that will provide real benefit - our operational familiarity in the cyber mission space backed by full stack technical expertise enables Alpine to excel at solving your complex problems.
We have delivered weeks worth of work over a weekend.
You need a certain level of tenacity to enjoy surges like this, but more importantly you need to know what you are doing to truly deliver meaningful results.
You can count on us when you need it most - our extensive experience with software development encompasses a wide range of programming languages and emerging technologies. Our understanding of Customer needs coupled with our SDLC ensures timely delivery of effective solutions.
We have dedicated our careers to actually solving problems.
There is an alphabet soup of certifications related to cybersecurity, but they are meaningless if you don't know why those implementation guidelines are critical as it applies to the attack surface. The practice of DevSecOps is certainly on trend, but unfortunately it is often superficial in implementation.
You can leverage our cybersecurity expertise - our experience applying and automating the strictest of federal guidelines to massive hardware/software products will bring instant credibility to your team.
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Fundamentally, the main goal of Software Development is NOT to be << SAFe >>, it is to INNOVATE and CREATE.
-Nicolas M. Chaillan
Former USAF Chief Software Officer, Co-Lead DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Initiative
-Nicolas M. Chaillan
Former USAF Chief Software Officer, Co-Lead DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Initiative
Anyone can follow the latest Agile process, but the reality is that process alone won't deliver due to 3 main pitfalls: 1) poor implementation - constructive communication is often not achieved; 2) unrealistic assumptions - stakeholder participation levels are likely overestimated; and 3) blind adoption - following prescriptive processes can be counterproductive (see: Chaillan MFR: Preferred Agile Framework). The Alpine Method is how we shift our mindset throughout implementation to deliberately address these problems. This is the key to delivering the right product over fewer iterations, while maintaining the flexibility needed in an ever-changing environment.
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