Government Technology Agency tech stack

Government Technology Agency builds mostly with Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node JS. Its stack also includes AWS, React.js, Azure, Next.js. AWS is named in 94 of the 229 job postings Government Technology Agency published in the last 12 months (41%). Counted by Alion from the job postings of Government Technology Agency, updated Oct 20, 2026.

Source: Alion Coverage: the company's job postings of the last 12 months Oct 20, 2026
Technologies in use
251
Postings analysed
229
Open now
162
Modernity
81 /100
New in 6 months
8

What programming languages does Government Technology Agency use?

Python is named in 33% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by JavaScript (33%), TypeScript (24%), Node JS (18%).

Python 76 33% required in 86% · 54 open now · since Apr 2026
JavaScript 76 33% required in 28% · 56 open now · since Apr 2026
TypeScript 56 24% required in 88% · 43 open now · since Apr 2026
Node JS 41 18% required in 88% · 30 open now · since Apr 2026
Java 38 17% required in 79% · 28 open now · since Apr 2026
SQL 25 11% required in 96% · 21 open now · since Apr 2026
Go 23 10% required in 91% · 18 open now · since Apr 2026
Kotlin 13 6% required in 69% · 11 open now · since Apr 2026
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C#8
Scala7
Apex4
Rust4
C++2
Bash1
PowerShell1
Swift1
COBOL1
Ruby1

What frameworks and libraries does Government Technology Agency use?

React.js is named in 24% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by Next.js (13%), React Native (3%), Vue.js (3%).

React.js 54 24% required in 67% · 41 open now · since Apr 2026
Next.js 30 13% required in 83% · 21 open now · since Apr 2026
React Native 8 3% required in 100% · 5 open now · since Apr 2026
Vue.js 8 3% required in 100% · 7 open now · since Apr 2026
Hadoop 6 3% required in 100% · 2 open now · since Apr 2026
Spring Boot 6 3% required in 100% · 5 open now · since Apr 2026
Flink 5 2% required in 100% · 2 open now · since May 2026
Angular 4 2% required in 100% · 3 open now · since Apr 2026
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TensorFlow4
OpenTelemetry4
Lightning Web Components3
Scikit-learn3
Cypress3
LangGraph3
Playwright3
LangChain3
Apache Camel2
FastAPI2
JUnit2
MockK2
PyTorch2
Nest.JS2
Dagger1
Django1
Hilt1
Jest1
Mocha1
Mockito1
NumPy1
Ray1
Redux1
Spring Cloud1
Spring Security1
Lottie1
Pact1

What databases does Government Technology Agency use?

PostgreSQL is named in 11% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by MySQL (3%), Neo4j (2%), Amazon Redshift (1%).

PostgreSQL 25 11% required in 76% · 21 open now · since Apr 2026
MySQL 6 3% required in 50% · 4 open now · since Apr 2026
Neo4j 4 2% required in 100% · 2 open now · since Apr 2026
Amazon Redshift 2 1% required in 100% · 2 open now · since May 2026
Delta Lake 2 1% required in 100% · 1 open now · since Jul 2026
GraphDB 2 1% required in 100% · 2 open now · since Oct 2026
Oracle 2 1% required in 100% · 2 open now · since Aug 2026
Snowflake 2 1% required in 100% · 2 open now · since May 2026
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DynamoDB2
YugabyteDB2
CockroachDB2
Redis2
Amazon Aurora1
BigQuery1
Google BigQuery1
Salesforce Data Cloud1
ClickHouse1
ElasticSearch1
Google Cloud Spanner1
OpenSearch1

What cloud and platforms does Government Technology Agency use?

AWS is named in 41% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by Azure (20%), Kubernetes (19%), GCP (17%).

AWS 94 41% required in 90% · 70 open now · since Apr 2026
Azure 45 20% required in 84% · 36 open now · since Apr 2026
Kubernetes 44 19% required in 86% · 32 open now · since Apr 2026
GCP 38 17% required in 92% · 28 open now · since Apr 2026
GitLab CI 21 9% required in 90% · 18 open now · since Apr 2026
Figma 20 9% required in 95% · 14 open now · since Apr 2026
Amazon CloudWatch 12 5% required in 100% · 8 open now · since Apr 2026
Databricks 12 5% required in 100% · 6 open now · since Apr 2026
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GitHub Actions12
Spark11
Apache Kafka10
Grafana10
GitLab7
Linux7
SIEM7
Amazon EKS7
RabbitMQ7
Amazon S36
GitHub6
Power BI6
OpenShift5
API Gateway4
AWS Lambda4
Airflow4
Amazon ECS4
Sonatype Nexus IQ4
Splunk4
Amazon EC24
AWS Fargate3
Dynatrace3
Burp Suite3
Amazon EventBridge2
Amazon Kinesis2
Amazon SageMaker2
Fortify2
Istio2
LocalAI2
Perplexity2
SonarQube2
Tableau2

And 19 more, each named in fewer postings.

What developer tools does Government Technology Agency use?

Terraform is named in 18% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by Docker (17%), Ansible (7%), Rest API (6%).

Terraform 42 18% required in 93% · 31 open now · since Apr 2026
Docker 40 17% required in 93% · 28 open now · since Apr 2026
Ansible 15 7% required in 93% · 9 open now · since Apr 2026
Rest API 14 6% required in 64% · 10 open now · since Apr 2026
Claude Code 12 5% required in 83% · 8 open now · since Jun 2026
Git 9 4% required in 89% · 8 open now · since Apr 2026
Prometheus 8 3% required in 88% · 6 open now · since Apr 2026
GraphQL 6 3% required in 67% · 4 open now · since May 2026
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Sketch5
Copilot5
OpenAI Codex5
AWS Glue5
ArgoCD4
Cursor4
Adobe XD3
Helm3
OpenTofu3
CloudFormation3
Model Context Protocol3
Jenkins2
Kustomize2
Microsoft Excel2
Vite2
Webpack2
Nessus2
HashiCorp Vault2
Azure Data Factory1
FTK1
Flyway1
IBM MQ1
InfiniBand1
JMeter1
Liquibase1
MQTT1
OPC UA1
PM21
Terragrunt1
Trivy1
WebSockets1
kubectl1

And 12 more, each named in fewer postings.

What AI and ML technologies does Government Technology Agency use?

LLM is named in 11% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by Claude (2%), LoRA (<1%), ChatGPT (<1%).

LLM 26 11% required in 85% · 23 open now · since Apr 2026
Claude 4 2% required in 75% · 1 open now · since Apr 2026
LoRA 1 <1% required in 100% · 1 open now · since Aug 2026
ChatGPT 1 <1% optional · 1 open now · since Jul 2026
PEFT 1 <1% optional · 1 open now · since Aug 2026

Which engineering practices does Government Technology Agency ask for?

CI/CD is named in 45% of job postings at Government Technology Agency, followed by AI Agents (11%), Platform Engineering (9%), Mixture of Experts (8%).

CI/CD 103 45% required in 92% · 75 open now · since Apr 2026
AI Agents 25 11% required in 88% · 18 open now · since Apr 2026
Platform Engineering 21 9% required in 76% · 16 open now · since Apr 2026
Mixture of Experts 18 8% required in 94% · 12 open now · since Mar 2026
Incident Management 17 7% required in 94% · 12 open now · since Apr 2026
Machine Learning 16 7% required in 94% · 9 open now · since May 2026
LLM Guardrails 13 6% required in 92% · 12 open now · since Apr 2026
RAG 13 6% required in 85% · 10 open now · since Apr 2026
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Agentic Workflows12
ETL/ELT11
IAM10
Prompt Engineering6
GitOps5
Multimodal AI5
Function Calling4
Synthetic Data4
TCP/IP4
Tool Use4
NLP4
DNS3
Feature Store3
Hallucination3
LLM Evaluation3
Shift-Left3
Service Mesh3
Context Engineering3
A/B Testing2
Anomaly Detection2
Computer Vision2
Dimensional Modeling2
Edge AI2
Red Teaming2
SRE2
Self-Healing2
State Management2
SLI/SLO/SLA2
Chaos Engineering2
AIOps1
BGP1
Clean Architecture1

And 21 more, each named in fewer postings.

What other technologies does Government Technology Agency use?

Kotlin Coroutines is named in <1% of job postings at Government Technology Agency.

Kotlin Coroutines 1 <1% required in 100% · 1 open now · since Sep 2026

What does each Government Technology Agency team work with?

The technologies each team's postings require most often, with the number of postings that require them.

Backend

77 postings
AWS47
TypeScript34
Python33
Node JS28
Docker26
Kubernetes25

Product

46 postings
Power BI5
LLM4
Rest API4
AWS3
SQL3
LocalAI2

Leadership

22 postings
React.js11
Next.js10
TypeScript10
AWS9
Java9
Azure6

Design

18 postings
Figma16
Sketch5
Adobe XD3

Data Science

15 postings
Python11
AWS9
SQL8
Databricks6
Azure4
GCP4

DevOps

13 postings
Terraform10
AWS9
Kubernetes8
Ansible7
Azure7
Python7

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How is the Government Technology Agency stack changing?

Read from the dates of the postings themselves: a technology is new when the first posting that names it appeared in the last six months, rising or falling when its share of postings moved between the last two quarters.

First appeared
CypressOct 2026
PlaywrightOct 2026
GraphDBOct 2026
State ManagementOct 2026
Microsoft ExcelSep 2026
JUnitAug 2026
Nest.JSAug 2026
TCP/IPAug 2026
Rising
AI Agents6% → 16%
Claude Code1% → 9%
Node JS12% → 19%
OpenShift0% → 4%
OpenAI Codex0% → 4%
AWS Glue0% → 4%
Power BI1% → 4%
Prompt Engineering1% → 4%
Falling
Databricks9% → 2%
GitHub Actions9% → 3%
Hadoop6% → 0%
Flink6% → 0%
Amazon CloudWatch8% → 3%
Scala6% → 1%
GitHub6% → 1%
Machine Learning10% → 6%

How modern is the Government Technology Agency stack?

Cutting-edge AI adopter 81/100

Government Technology Agency scores 81 out of 100 (Cutting-edge). The score averages how current each technology in the stack is and adds weight for AI adoption. AI technologies in the stack: 5; legacy ones: 0.

How common is the Government Technology Agency stack in its industry?

Share of the 655 companies in the same industries, whose stack Alion knows, that use each technology.

AWS30%
JavaScript38%
Python43%
TypeScript29%
React.js22%
Azure33%
Kubernetes29%
Node JS17%
GCP20%
Java27%

What sets Government Technology Agency apart

React Native3%
Flink2%
Neo4j2%
Rust4%
Sonatype Nexus IQ1%
AWS Fargate3%
Burp Suite2%
Dynatrace4%

Questions about the Government Technology Agency tech stack

What programming languages does Government Technology Agency use?

The languages named in Government Technology Agency job postings are Python (33%), JavaScript (33%), TypeScript (24%), Node JS (18%), Java (17%), as a share of the 229 postings of the last 12 months.

Does Government Technology Agency use React.js?

Yes. React.js is named in 54 of 229 job postings (24%) and required in 36 of them.

What cloud and platforms does Government Technology Agency use?

The cloud and platforms named in Government Technology Agency job postings are AWS (94), Azure (45), Kubernetes (44) (postings in brackets).

What skills do you need for a Backend job at Government Technology Agency?

Backend postings at Government Technology Agency most often require AWS (47), TypeScript (34), Python (33), Node JS (28), out of 77 postings in the last 12 months.

Is the Government Technology Agency tech stack changing?

Yes. Cypress, Playwright, GraphDB, State Management first appeared in Government Technology Agency job postings in the last six months.

How modern is the Government Technology Agency tech stack?

Government Technology Agency scores 81 out of 100 (Cutting-edge). The score averages how current each technology in the stack is and adds weight for AI adoption. AI technologies in the stack: 5; legacy ones: 0.

How does Alion know the Government Technology Agency tech stack?

Alion reads every job posting Government Technology Agency publishes and tags the technologies each one names. The figures on this page count the 229 postings of the last 12 months and were updated on Oct 20, 2026.

Method and citation

Alion reads every job posting the company publishes and tags the technologies each one names. Shares count the postings of the last 12 months, open and closed; the company's own products are counted apart. How we count

Alion, "Government Technology Agency tech stack: 251 technologies from 229 job postings", as of Oct 20, 2026. https://alion.io/company/government-technology-agency/technologies

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