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Ad Hoc

Government Administration

Ad Hoc brings small teams of skilled professionals together to build government digital services that are fast, efficient, and usable by everyone.

Is Ad Hoc hiring?

Yes. As of October 18, 2026, Ad Hoc has 28 open roles on Metaintro.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Ad Hoc is adding roles, and how they're set up.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

21%
79%
HybridRemote
100% of roles are hybrid or remote.

AI launches and partners

What Ad Hoc has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • LaunchAI & agentic automationAd Hoc helps agencies develop infrastructure and AI-driven automation that uses data to transform digital experiences, reduce costs, and build trust.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Kubernetes
  • CI/CD
  • Terraform
  • Federal acquisition
  • Python
  • AWS
  • Account strategy
  • Docker
  • Java
  • Relationship management
  • Program management
  • Jenkins

Tech stack

Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Marketing
Mailchimp
CDN
jsDelivr
Libraries
Tailwind CSS
Alpine.js

Company facts

Headquarters
McLean, US
Industry
Government Administration
Sector (NAICS)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Peer
Ministere Interieur
Website
adhoc.team
Social
LinkedIn

Roles by location

Where Ad Hoc is hiring. Pick a city to see its roles.

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Questions about Ad Hoc

Is Ad Hoc hiring?
Yes. As of October 18, 2026, Ad Hoc has 28 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Developer (9), Business Development (7), and DevOps (5).
Where is Ad Hoc hiring?
Ad Hoc is hiring in McLean, Washington, Columbia, United States, and Vatican City, with the most open roles in McLean.
Does Ad Hoc offer remote or hybrid work?
21% of open roles are hybrid and 79% are remote.
What skills does Ad Hoc look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Kubernetes, CI/CD, Terraform, Federal acquisition, and Python.
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