Meet the CTO of SDA and the Director of Homeland Security for SAIC. Learn why DHS/CBP is where you want to start your career.
You're awesome. We're awesome. We should meet.
SDA and SAIC are traveling to Virginia Tech to meet students who might be interested in a career building advanced software applications for DHS and US Customs and Border Protection.
You're a talented developer and student—we have an incredible opportunity waiting for you after graduation. Let’s take this conversation offline and meet in person!
Join us on Friday, 1/8, for a discussion with the SDA CTO and senior leadership from SAIC about career opportunities at CBP, where you can help protect the American people, safeguard our borders, and enhance the nation's economic prosperity.
Friday, January 8 · Eastern Time
Greg Arakelian has worked at CBP for more than 25 years, and was instrumental in the design and development of two major DHS/CBP systems: ATS, a risk assessment tool used by CBP to analyze traveler, cargo, and trade data, identifying potential security threats and facilitating enforcement actions. And AFI, a data integration and analysis system used by DHS to enhance intelligence gathering, identify threats, and support law enforcement operations.
Kurt Farber is a senior director at Science Applications International Corporation with over three decades of experience driving national security and law enforcement results for both federal agencies and a Fortune 500 company. Specializing in delivering solutions that integrate advanced technologies with law enforcement and intelligence operators to enhance and accelerate mission outcomes, Kurt has led programs that strengthened border security, protected the American people, and ensured economic prosperity of the United States. A recognized thought leader, Kurt has been featured in government and industry conferences. He thrives on crafting innovative solutions that connect people with technology.
Friday, January 8, 2027 at 4:00 PM. The Inn at Virginia Tech.
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