Noblis has received numerous workplace awards. We have been recognized numerous times as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® honorees by the Ethisphere Institute and as a Top Workplace by The Washington Post. We have also been ranked among the top 50 U.S. companies with the “happiest employees”, “best work-life balance” and with the “best CEO for diversity” by Comparably. Noblis maintains a drug-free workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.

Corporate Awards

• Named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® eleven times by the Ethisphere Institute (2023, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2008)
• Women on Boards Winning “W” award winner (2020, 2019, 2015, 2014, 2013)

Workplace Awards

• Energage, Top Workplaces USA award (2023, 2022)
• The Washington Post, Top Workplaces in Washington D.C. award (2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014)
• Comparably, Best CEO for Diversity (2022)
• Comparably, Best Places to Work in Washington, D.C. (2022, 2021)
• Comparably, Best Work-Life Balance (2022, 2021)
• Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards, Gold Award Winner, Category: Best Learning Program Supporting a Change Transformation Business Strategy for the Noblis Experience initiative (2022)
• WayUp Top 100 Internship Program (2021, 2020)
• Comparably, Top 100 highest-rated CEOs for large companies (2020)
• Comparably, one of the Top 50 large companies across North America with the “Happiest Employees” and the “Best Work-Life Balance” (2020)
• Finalist, NVTC Veterans Employment Initiative service award (2020)
• Noblis inducted into the DoD’s Military Spouse Employment Partnership (2020)
• Virginia Values Veterans (V3) – Official V3 Certified Company (2020)

Technology Awards

• Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) Capital Cyber Award winner, category: government contractor making over $50M revenue (2022)
• NVTC Tech 100 Honoree (2020)
• Noblis’ Pieces of Eight (Po8) Orchestrated Autonomy Concept entered Phase 1 and 2 of the MOBI Grand Challenge:won Highest Potential Impact Award and Most Creative Award in Munich, Germany (February 2019); won Highest Potential Impact Award, Most Creative Award and Second Prize Overall in Los Angeles, California (November 2019)
• Noblis’ Pieces of Eight (Po8) Orchestrated Autonomy Concept chosen as an Industry Innovation Winner by Washington Technology / 1105 Media as part of the Government Innovation Awards showcase which recognizes the best examples of discovery and innovation in government IT (September 2019)

Quality and Compliance

• Noblis’ Quality Management Program met the requirements and was transitioned to the ISO 9001:2015 standard – see our compliance page for details.
• Noblis’ Information Security Management Program met the requirements and received the ISO/IEC 27001 standard – see our compliance page for details.
• Noblis’ Information Technology (IT) Service Management System met the requirements and received the ISO/IEC 20000-1 standard – see our compliance page for details.
• Noblis is appraised at Level 3 of the CMMI Institute’s Capability Maturity Model Integration

Erica Maciejewski and Eric McCabe: Patent 11,522,783 for a System to Develop Data-Rich Network Topology

Stephen Melsom: Patent 11,423,157 for a Machine Learning System that Simulates Security Checkpoints

Charles Otto: Patent 11,275,973 for a Method to Improve AI Recognition of Low-quality Images

Dr. Karl Wunderlich: Patent 11,283,874 for a System for Collectively Optimizing Cooperative Actions Among Autonomous Connected Machines

Mychal Ivancich: Patent 11,222,712 for Primer Design Using Indexed Genomic Information

Ilya Basin: Patent 11,036,903 for Data Structures and Processing Methods for Highly Scalable Simulation Platforms

Christopher Dabo: Patent 10,856,150 for Distributed Ledger Systems for Authenticating LTE Communications

Samuel Gross, Ph.D.: Patent 10,855,467 for Detecting Vulnerable Encryption Keys in Network Communication Systems

Sterling Thomas et. al.: Patent 10,191,929 for Systems and Methods for SNP Analysis and Genome Sequencing

Matthew K. Monaco and Daniel Negrón, Ph.D.: Patent 10,915,654 for Data Loss Prevention

Matthew K. Monaco and Daniel Negrón, Ph.D.: Patent 10,924,502 for Network Security Using Inflated Files for Anomaly Detection​

Noblis: Patent 11,003,933 for Multispectral Anomaly Detection​

Mark Sanders and Tyler Barrus: Patent 11,055,399 for Data Recovery Through Reversal of Hash Values Using Probabilistic Data Structures​

Daniel Negrón, Ph.D., Mark Sanders and Tyler Barrus: Patent 11,037,654 for Rapid Genomic Sequence Classification Using Probabilistic Data Structures

Sterling Thomas, Mychal Ivancich, Nathan Dellinger: Patent 10,560,552 for Compression and Transmission of Genomic Information

Tyler W. Barrus: Patent 10,482,007 for Memory Allocation on Non-Volatile Storage

Noblis: Patent 10,482,336 for Face Recognition and Image Search System Using Sparse Feature Vectors, Compact Binary Vectors and Sub-Linear Search

Matt Monaco et al.: Patent 9,595,143 for Systems, Apparatus, and Methods for Continuous Authentication

Nicholas D. Bartlow, Ph.D. and Zachary L. Hutzell: Patent 10,061,688 for Method and System to Automatically Enforce a Hybrid Branching Strategy

Noblis: Patent 9,405,965 for Vector-based Face Recognition Algorithm and Image Search System

Victor Pollara: Patent 9,177,051 for Method and System for Personal Information Extraction and Modeling with Fully Generalized Extraction Contexts

John Maguire: Patent 8,806,621 for Computer Network Security Platform

Noblis: Patent 8,700,488 for Flexible Data Store for Implementing a Streamlined Acquisition Process