- An Ethical Company and a Great Place To WorkAWARDS
An Award-Winning Company
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
Board Appointments
Mile Corrigan, Noblis President and CEO – member of the board of directors for the Northern Virginia Technology Council (2022 to present); member of the board of directors for Women in Aviation (2022 to present); named one of the Top 10 Civilian Execs to Watch by WashingtonExec (2019); named a Women in Technology Leadership Award Winner in the Corporate: Mid Market Category (2018); named to the Washington Business Journal’s 2017 40 Under 40 (2017)
Amr ElSawy, former Noblis President and CEO, current member Noblis Board of Trustees – member of the board of directors for George Washington University (2016 to 2022) and member of the board of directors for the Northern Virginia Technology Council (2015 to 2022)
Gary Sladic, Noblis Chief Financial Officer, appointed to USGIF Board of Directors and will also serve as the Foundation’s chair of its Finance Committee (2020 to present)
Individual Recognitions
Rich Jacques, Noblis Vice President of Intelligence, named one of the Top 5 Executives in Intell GovCon from Potomac Officers Club (2020)
Jordin Cohen, Ph.D., Noblis Vice President of Homeland Security – selected as a George Washington University Center for Cyber and Homeland Security senior fellow (2016 to 2019)
Lauren McGinley, Noblis Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, received the “Top General Counsel” by Executive Mosaic (2016); Appointed founding chair of WashingtonExec’s General Counsel Council (2021)
Patents
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
