Meet Peraton’s NOAA Satellite Ground System Expert
Dan Beall has been building control centers for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for over 30 years.
2020 Peraton College Recruiting Virtual Tour
Are you ready to do the can’t be done? Do you want a career that can impact generations to come? Meet Peraton – at a safe social distance – during the 2020 Peraton College Recruiting Virtual Tour!
One Team, One Mission: Meet Karim
When you ask Karim why he works at Peraton, his answer is simple: “Peraton is like no other company I’ve worked for.”
Peraton Works to Improve Access to Open Source Geospatial Weather Data
Peraton employees regularly participate in independent research and development (IRAD) programs to explore avenues to improve technology and develop new software solutions that will benefit current and future customers’ missions.
Can There Be Life on Mars?
In our human quest for other habitable planets, we have found our most viable second home on Mars. Peraton’s own mission to do the can’t be done has lent itself well to supporting several of NASA’s recent efforts to answer the question: can there be life on Mars?
Peraton Employees on the Frontline of the Mars 2020 Mission
There are few goals loftier than a journey to Mars. Behind every grand vision are the individuals who have worked for years to ensure that the mission is executed successfully. For NASA’s July 30 launch of the Atlas V rocket that sent the Mars 2020 spacecraft and Perseverance rover on their way to Mars, there were many Peraton employees whose work has and will continue to be critical for the success of the mission.
Peraton Raising the Bar with New Cross Domain Solution in 2021
Mission-critical operations often rely on the high-speed, secure exchange of information between networks operating at different security classification levels. Even when carefully vetted data is shared on a strict “need to know” basis, cybersecurity risks present significant mission operation challenges.
Developing Secure Software Starts with the First Line of Code
DevSecOps is the concept of combining the critical pieces of software development with security assurance into an integrated and secure software development environment. Rather than testing and fixing the security of an application after it has been built, software developers are increasingly coding with an understanding of data protection requirements and methods at the start.
Lifting Off for Mars 2020: Meet the Space Network Team
Peraton’s Space Network (SN) team provides services to many missions that further the exploration for human space flight and improve our understanding of the Earth and space science. Peraton works hand in hand with NASA to provide telecommunications, tracking and clock calibration, and testing and analysis services.
This Is Our Space: How We Enable NASA’s Mars 2020 Mission
Peraton makes space missions happen, including NASA’s Mars 2020. From protecting spacecraft from destruction to receiving the scientific data sent from Mars back to Earth, Peraton plays three critical roles in NASA’s mission to land the Perseverance rover on the Red Planet in February 2021.
Communicating with Mars: The Deep Space Network and Perseverance
Space is a thing of beauty and an enigma that excites artists and scientists alike. The cosmos instills wonder, awe, and inspiration.
Acusil® Returns to Mars to Help Perseverance Survive ‘7 Minutes of Terror’
Acusil® is returning to the Red Planet as part of NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover mission scheduled to launch in late July 2020, when Earth and Mars are in their closest orbital positions.
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