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Provable Compliance · GovCloud to Air-Gap

Can you
prove it?

Serapis makes federal compliance provable — AI-drafted, deterministically validated, and immutably logged. Every classification guide, every control, every claim, backed by evidence an assessor can verify — so documentation ships in minutes instead of weeks, the path to ATO shortens, and over-classification stops at the source.

Mission Success Depends On
What happens before the first shot is fired.
30+ yrs
Combined naval aviation, EW & air-defense service
15 yrs
Platform engineering & secure-SDLC architecture
SDVOSB
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
NIST 800-171
Aligned · CMMC Level 2 readiness in flight
GovCloud-Native
Architected for FedRAMP High at Phase III
What We Do

Built for the Compliance-
Critical Environment

From security architecture to AI-powered documentation — we operate where precision and mission intersect.

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The Fortress (CaaS Platform)
A seven-layer Compliance-as-a-Service platform — governed AI inference, deterministic state machines, OSCAL-native evidence, immutable audit ledger. Designed for the GovCloud boundary.
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Continuous Compliance & cATO
Evidence stays current, not stale — continuous monitoring, an immutable audit ledger, and assessor-ready OSCAL on demand: the substrate for a continuous Authority to Operate (cATO).
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Documentation Engine
Security Classification Guides, Program Protection Plans, OPSEC, Insider Threat, and Compliance packages — generated, policy-validated, and signed into the evidence ledger.
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Nonprofit Compliance · Federal + Every State · Cited to the Source

Every obligation you owe.
Watched, and cited to its source.

Serapis shows you every obligation your nonprofit owes — federal and in each state you operate — each one cited to its official .gov source. It watches the IRS Form 990 clock, because miss three annual filings in a row and tax-exempt status is revoked automatically. No notice. No appeal. See where you stand today, in plain language, with the receipts.

Free for nonprofits invited through a managing firm or fiscal sponsor. No card required.
Your compliance dashboard · sources checked today
12
On track
3
Gaps
5
Needs input
8
N/A
⚠ Form 990: public record shows a possible gap — a third consecutive miss auto-revokes. Routed to your CPA.
Based on public IRS data, which lags filings by weeks — confirm against your records. Illustrative preview.
SDVOSB
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Federal pedigree
Built on real DoD compliance work — SBIR, CMMC / NIST 800-171
Cited to source
Every obligation links to its official .gov origin
Deterministic engine
Governed, rules-based — the discipline we ship to federal programs
Honesty rail
We flag and route judgment calls — we never rubber-stamp them
What you get

Everything your nonprofit owes — surfaced, sourced, and watched.

Every obligation, with its source

Federal and state filings, registrations, and renewals for where you actually operate — one list, each item linked to the official government page it comes from. Nothing you have to take on faith.

The 990 auto-revocation clock, watched

We track your Form 990 history against the three-year auto-revocation rule and flag risk early — so a missed filing is a reminder, not a catastrophe you learn about after the fact.

A report your board can read

One page that says where your organization stands today and what's due next — exportable as a clean, board- and auditor-ready report whenever you need to show your work.

Deadlines that come to you

We send a reminder ahead of every filing date we track — a backstop, not a substitute for your own calendar, so nothing lives only in someone's head.

The honesty rail
We will never tell you you're "certified" or "compliant." No honest tool can.

Serapis shows you what the public record shows, cites every source, and routes anything that takes professional judgment to a qualified pro — never a black box, never a verdict we can't back with evidence. That restraint is the point: it's what makes the report trustworthy to a board, an auditor, or a funder.

For a nonprofit

See where you stand today and what's coming due. If a firm or fiscal sponsor manages your books, you come in free under them.

For a firm, CPA, or fiscal sponsor

Carry 50, 150, or 300 tiny nonprofits? Put your whole book on one dashboard with one 990 sweep — and the orgs come in free.

See where your nonprofit stands — before the deadline decides for you.

Founding-firm pilot spots are open. The nonprofits you bring in are free during the pilot.

Get started

Join the founding cohort.

Tell us who you are and we'll get back to you personally. Firms and fiscal sponsors get a portfolio walkthrough; nonprofits get pointed to the fastest way to see where they stand.

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For Firms, CPAs & Fiscal Sponsors

Your whole book of nonprofits, on one dashboard — with one 990 sweep across every org.

If you carry 50, 150, or 300 tiny nonprofits — as a fiscal sponsor, a nonprofit CPA practice, or an association management company — you carry their standing too. Serapis gives you a single portfolio view: every managed org's obligations, every 990 clock, every upcoming deadline, cited to source. You stop chasing status one EIN at a time.

One sign-up. Your whole book. The orgs come in free.

You sign up once and bring your managed organizations in under your account. During the pilot, the nonprofits themselves join free — you're not asking 200 tiny orgs each to buy software. You get the portfolio dashboard, the cross-book 990 sweep, and per-org reports your team can hand a board or an auditor without reformatting anything.

One 990 sweep, not 200

See every org's auto-revocation risk on one screen, ranked by what needs attention first.

Every org's obligations, cited

Federal and per-state, sourced to the official page, so your staff verify instead of re-research.

Reports your clients trust

Board- and auditor-ready, per org, on demand — the same discipline across your entire book.

The liability, made legible

The portfolio you're responsible for, finally visible in one place instead of scattered across inboxes.

Why the orgs are free — and what "pilot" means

You're the customer; the tiny nonprofits are the beneficiary, not the payer. They come in free because charging a 3-person cat rescue $9/month was never the model — and because the orgs under you are never separately billed, upsold, or marketed to. "Pilot" means founding terms and direct access to the team building this; we'll tell you plainly if and when standard pricing begins, with notice. You control the client relationship the whole way.

Bringing your book in

A CPA with 200 clients shouldn't have to re-key 200 EINs. Add your book by EIN list or CSV; because we prefill from the public record, most of each org stands itself up — obligations and 990 history already mapped. No integration required to start, and no rip-and-replace: Serapis is the 990-and-obligation layer on top of the tools you already use, not a new system your team has to migrate into.

How it works — three steps

01
Bring your book in

Add managed orgs by EIN or CSV. We pull the public record and map each org's obligations and 990 history.

02
See the whole portfolio

One dashboard across every org — what's aligned, what's due, what's at risk. Start with the orgs that need you today.

03
Show your work, per org

Export a clean, cited, board- and auditor-ready report for any organization in seconds.

Why not a spreadsheet, or your tax software?

Tax software files one org's one form. A spreadsheet is only as current as the last person who touched it. Neither sweeps 50-state obligations across a whole book, watches the multi-year auto-revocation clock for every org at once, or produces a cited, board-ready report on demand. Serapis is the layer that does.

Pricing that fits your book

You pay per managed organization; the nonprofits under you don't pay at all. Pricing scales with your book, not with seats — one predictable line per org, so you can price it into what you already charge. Founding firms get pilot terms and direct access to the team.

How It Works

Compliance you can see the sources for — not a score you have to trust.

Four things Serapis does, and exactly how far each one goes. Where a claim needs professional judgment, we say so and route it — we don't guess in your name.

Every obligation, cited to its official source

We surface what your nonprofit owes federally and in each state you operate — registrations, renewals, and filings — and link each one to the government page it comes from. You're never asked to trust a number without seeing where it lives. We start with Hawaii and are expanding state by state.

The Form 990 auto-revocation tripwire

Three consecutive missed annual 990s means automatic loss of tax-exempt status — no letter, no appeal. Serapis tracks your filing history against that rule and flags exposure early, so the clock is something you watch, not something that ambushes you.

A live dashboard and a board-ready report

One page shows where the organization stands today and what's due next — and turns into a clean, cited report your board, auditor, or funder can read without translation. It reflects the public record, so it's honest about what's known and what isn't. See a sample report →

Deadline reminders, ahead of time

For every date we track, you get a reminder ahead of it — a backstop, not a substitute for your own filing calendar. You remain responsible for filing; we make sure nothing lives only in one person's head.

Serapis reports status against public records and cited rules. Anything requiring professional judgment is flagged and routed to a qualified professional. We surface and organize — we do not certify.
Try it — the tripwire, in ten seconds
Free 990 clock check
Where does your nonprofit sit on the 3-year clock?

Miss three consecutive annual Form 990 filings and the IRS revokes tax-exempt status automatically — no notice, no appeal. Enter your most recent filing year for a quick, self-entered read.

Never filed a 990 for this organization? A brand-new nonprofit hasn't started its clock — but a group that should have filed and never did is exactly what the auto-revocation rule targets. When in doubt, treat it as "needs a professional."
This is a self-entered educational estimate, not a verdict. It uses only the year you typed — Serapis performs no IRS lookup here and makes no claim about your organization's actual status. Confirm your real filing history in your records or on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search, and if anything is unclear, talk to your CPA. Not legal, tax, or accounting advice.
Security & Trust

We come from federal security work — so we'll tell you plainly what we protect, and what we won't pretend.

Serapis was built doing real compliance work for defense and federal programs — CMMC, NIST 800-171, GovCloud-to-air-gap. We hold your organization's information to that same discipline. Here's what that means, in plain terms.

Your data is yours

We don't sell it, rent it, or share it for marketing. It exists to show your standing — nothing else.

Public and permissioned records

Much of what powers your dashboard is already-public government data; anything you add, you control.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Standard modern encryption on the wire and in storage — no exceptions for convenience.

Least-access by design

Firms see their own book; each org sees its own record. Access follows who's responsible, not who's curious.

Every claim is traceable

The same evidence-ledger discipline behind our federal work means we can show where a status came from — not just assert it.

We tell you what we don't know

When the public record is incomplete or a question needs a professional, we say so rather than filling the gap with a guess.

What we are — and what we're not (yet)

We are: a civilian, public-records compliance service with hardened web security, encryption in transit and at rest, least-access controls, and a traceable evidence trail. Our founders do real CMMC / NIST 800-171 work for federal programs, and that discipline is baked into how this is built.

We're honest about what we're not: this civilian nonprofit service is not SOC 2, FedRAMP, or CMMC-accredited — those are federal accreditations for a different surface, and we won't imply this product carries them. It holds public and org-provided compliance facts, never classified or controlled federal data. We'll pursue SOC 2 when a customer's due diligence requires it, and we'll say so plainly rather than claim a badge we don't hold.

Current infrastructure providers

We build on established providers, not homegrown infrastructure: Cloudflare (edge/hosting), Microsoft 365 (email), WorkOS (authentication), Render (application hosting), and Resend (transactional email). If you need a sub-processor list or a data-processing agreement for your vendor review, ask us — we'll provide the current details.

Built by a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. If you have a security question this page doesn't answer, ask us directly — we'll give you a real answer.
Pricing

Priced by your book — not by seats, and never by the nonprofits.

Firms, CPA practices, and fiscal sponsors pay per managed organization. The nonprofits you bring in pay nothing. One predictable line per org, so you can price it into what you already charge clients.

Founding-firm pilot pricing
Essentials
$34 / org / mo
$24 / org / mo at 50+ managed orgs
  • Obligations, cited to source
  • The 990 auto-revocation clock
  • Live dashboard + board-ready report
  • Deadline reminders
Most firms
Standard
$46 / org / mo
$32 / org / mo at 50+ managed orgs
  • Everything in Essentials
  • Cross-book 990 sweep
  • Per-org exportable reports
  • Bulk EIN / CSV onboarding
Complete
$60 / org / mo
$42 / org / mo at 50+ managed orgs
  • Everything in Standard
  • Priority support
  • Founding-firm direct line to the team
  • Early access to new states

Prices are per managed organization, per month, for the founding pilot — billed monthly, or pay manually (annual, upfront) for a slight discount. The volume rate applies automatically at 50+ managed orgs. The nonprofits you bring in are free during the pilot — never separately billed, upsold, or marketed to. Tell us your book size and we'll confirm your exact terms before you commit.

FAQ

Straight answers.

The questions a treasurer or a CPA actually asks — answered plainly, in the same voice we use everywhere else.

Are you certifying that we're compliant?

No — and be wary of any tool that says it does. We show you what the public record and the cited rules say, we track your deadlines, and we flag anything that needs professional judgment so a qualified pro can handle it. We organize and surface; we don't certify. That honesty is exactly what makes the report credible to a board or an auditor.

What does it cost?

Nonprofits invited through a managing firm or fiscal sponsor are free during the pilot. Firms, CPA practices, and association managers pay per managed organization — one predictable line per org, priced to fit into what you already charge clients. Tell us your book size and we'll give you a real number.

Is my data safe?

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is scoped to who's responsible for the organization, and we don't sell or share it for marketing. Much of what powers your dashboard is already-public government data; anything you add stays under your control. The Security & Trust page has the specifics, including our current providers.

What if the IRS data is wrong or out of date?

It happens — public records lag and occasionally err. That's exactly why we cite the source for every item and flag rather than assert. If what we surface doesn't match your records, we show you where our data came from so you can reconcile it, and we route genuine discrepancies to a professional. We'd rather flag a false alarm than hide a real risk.

What is the 990 auto-revocation rule, and why does it matter so much?

If a nonprofit fails to file its required annual Form 990 (or 990-EZ / 990-N) for three consecutive years, the IRS automatically revokes its tax-exempt status — with no notice and no appeal. Getting reinstated is slow and costly. Watching that clock across every org is one of the most valuable things Serapis does.

We're a firm managing a lot of small nonprofits. How does this help us?

You sign up once and bring your whole book in by EIN or CSV. You get one dashboard across every managed org — every obligation, every 990 clock, every deadline — and per-org reports you can hand a board or auditor without reformatting. One 990 sweep instead of two hundred. The orgs come in free during the pilot; you pay per managed org.

Does this replace our CPA, attorney, or accountant?

No — it makes them more effective. Serapis handles the tracking, the sourcing, and the "what's due when" so your professionals spend their time on the judgment calls that actually need them. Anything requiring legal, tax, or accounting judgment is flagged and routed to a pro, never auto-decided.

Who's behind Serapis? Why trust a new name in nonprofit compliance?

Serapis is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business built by veteran founders doing real federal and defense compliance work — SBIR, CMMC, NIST 800-171. We're new to nonprofit compliance and we won't pretend otherwise: we don't yet have a wall of nonprofit logos. What we bring is the discipline that federal work demands — cite your sources, prove your claims, and never rubber-stamp what you can't back.

About

If we can carry the audit burden for a defense program, your Form 990 is safe with us.

Serapis Architecture is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. We do real compliance work for federal and defense programs — and we built this because the discipline that keeps a defense audit honest is exactly what a small nonprofit needs and can never afford.

Before defense, our founder ran FINRA compliance audits and anti-money-laundering investigations in financial services — the world where "we think we're fine" isn't good enough and every claim has to be provable. That's the instinct behind Serapis: don't assert compliance, show the evidence, cite the source, and route the judgment calls to the people licensed to make them.

Today that same engine — governed, rules-based, evidence-first — powers work for federal programs under CMMC and NIST 800-171. A tiny nonprofit owes a smaller list of obligations than a defense contractor, but the failure mode is just as brutal: miss three 990s and the IRS revokes your existence with no appeal. The rigor transfers directly.

We're new to nonprofit compliance and we won't pretend otherwise — we don't yet have a wall of nonprofit logos. What we bring is the discipline federal work demands: cite your sources, prove your claims, and never rubber-stamp what you can't back. We'd rather earn your trust with honesty than borrow it with hype.
Serapis Architecture LLC
Kansas City, KS · operating Hawaii-first, expanding nationwide
SDVOSB
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Federal-grade discipline
SBIR · CMMC · NIST 800-171
About

Serapis represents the merging of worlds — and the authority between them.

A defense-focused technology firm built by veterans who have operated in the environments our clients serve.

Who We Are
Leadership
Culture & Community
Ethics & Integrity

We build the infrastructure
mission depends on.

Serapis Architecture is a defense-focused technology company delivering compliance infrastructure and AI-powered security systems for federal contractors and government agencies. We work where precision isn't optional — where a documentation gap becomes a mission risk.

Founded by veterans who have served in the environments our clients operate, we bring operational experience alongside deep technical depth. Our work spans cloud security architecture, intelligent compliance systems, and defense training technology — each discipline reinforcing the others.

The name Serapis carries meaning by design: the ancient deity who embodied the merging of worlds, a figure of authority bridging realms. That is what we do — we bridge the world of operational mission requirements with the world of technical infrastructure, making compliance something that enables the mission rather than slowing it down.

Operational Grounding
Every solution we build is grounded in the reality of how defense organizations actually operate — informed by the people who have been there.
Technical Precision
We do not approximate compliance. Evidence is immutable, decisions are logged, and every output is validated before it reaches a compliance record.
Mission First
Compliance exists to protect and enable the mission. Our systems are built with that priority — not the inverse.
Accountable Delivery
We operate with the rigor of the organizations we serve — audit-grade documentation, traceable decisions, and a commitment to what we say we will build.
Devin Hummel
Chief Executive Officer & Principal Investigator
Devin Hummel
USN AO1 · Sailor of the Year · CDQAR/CDI/QASO · SDVOSB Owner
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Eric Vice
Chief Information Security Officer & EW Systems SME
Eric Vice, MS, PMP
USN P-8A EW Operator · MS · MBA in progress · CASP+ · 8140 IAT-III
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Izak Ramirez
Chief Strategy & Partnerships Officer · Business Development
Izak Ramirez
USN P-8 Aircrewman · EW/AO · GBAD Simulator Operator · Active SECRET
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Jacob R. Whitney
Chief Data Officer · ML Engineering Lead
Jacob R. Whitney
USN AO2 · QASO · 5 NAMs + 2 Flag Letters · Penn M.S. Data Science
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CK
Chief Technology Officer
Cody Kuykendall
Principal Engineer & Chief Architect
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Veteran-Led, Mission-Driven

Our veteran founders served in the naval aviation, electronic-warfare, and ground-based air-defense communities — accumulating more than 30 combined years of operational mission experience, paired with 15 years of platform-engineering depth from our technology lead. That service shapes how we operate: with discipline, accountability, and a deep understanding of what's at stake when systems fail.

Small Team, High Trust

We are a small company by design — not by limitation. Fewer layers mean faster decisions, direct accountability, and a culture where every person's contribution is visible and valued.

Community Commitment

We are committed to building pathways for veterans entering the technology sector, and to supporting the defense community that shaped our founders. Service doesn't end at separation.

Builders at Heart

We hire people who build things — engineers, architects, and operators who take ownership of outcomes rather than activity. We value judgment, depth, and the ability to operate with ambiguity.

01
Integrity in Every Output
We never ship a compliance artifact we have not validated. Every deliverable is traceable to an authoritative input and a documented decision. We do not approximate.
02
Responsible Use of AI
We deploy artificial intelligence within governed boundaries. Every model output is validated by policy gates before it influences a compliance record. We do not allow AI to operate unsupervised in consequential environments.
03
Client Confidentiality
The organizations we serve operate in sensitive environments. We handle all client information — program data, security posture, organizational context — with the discretion that trust requires.
04
Transparent Limitations
We do not overstate our capabilities or our clearances. We communicate our current posture, our roadmap, and the boundaries of what we can deliver — and we hold ourselves to those commitments.
05
Security First
Every architectural decision we make prioritizes security by design — not as a retrofit. We build for the classified environment from the first line of infrastructure.
Capabilities

What We Build

One governed compliance platform — AI that drafts, validates, and immutably logs federal security documentation so a claim is provable before it becomes a record. Two more capabilities ride the same architecture: a federally-scoped documentation engine and a deterministic AI adversary engine (CATE) — all governed by ITIL v5 and the 6C AI Capability Model.

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The Fortress — Compliance-as-a-Service Platform
Our flagship platform. A seven-layer architecture spanning identity, policy-as-code, governed AI inference, deterministic state machines, OSCAL-native evidence generation, an immutable S3 Object Lock evidence ledger, and continuous-monitoring telemetry. Designed for FedRAMP High at the GovCloud boundary, with every AI decision gated by Open Policy Agent and bounded by a documented state transition before it influences a federal record.
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CATE — Cognitive Adversary Training Engine
The first product on the Fortress. A doctrine-grounded adversary behavior engine for naval-aviation Live-Virtual-Constructive training environments. Deterministic state machine in the critical path, large-language model held offline and supervised; emitter parameters validated against authoritative threat data; DIS V7-compliant PDU egress. CATE replaces scripted adversaries with adaptive, threat-accurate behavior — without ever placing an unsupervised model in the loop.
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Documentation Engine — Federal Records, on Demand
Security Classification Guides, Program Protection Plans, OPSEC Plans, Compliance Packages, and Insider Threat Programs — generated from authoritative inputs, validated by Open Policy Agent, signed into the Fortress evidence ledger, and maintained as living artifacts. Built to the OSW-SCO compliance-automation reference architecture and aligned to CMMC Level 2 / NIST SP 800-171 control families.
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Sovereign, Fine-Tuned AI — Cloud to Classified
U.S.-built foundation models, fine-tuned on doctrine for high-stakes federal domains — and deployable the whole way up, from the commercial cloud to air-gapped TS/SCI enclaves where off-the-shelf AI can't follow. Model provenance is U.S.-traceable; every output is policy-gated and written to the evidence ledger. Specialized accuracy where it matters, sovereign control where it's required — never an unaccountable black box.
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ITIL v5 + 6C AI Governance
Every AI surface in the Fortress is mapped to one of the six 6C AI capabilities (Creation, Curation, Clarification, Cognition, Communication, Coordination), gated by deterministic policy, and validated against a documented Practice in the ITIL v5 Practice Service Layer (PSL) Model. Governance is not retrofitted — it is the architecture.
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Mission-System Integration
The Fortress and CATE both integrate with existing DoD systems — DIS V7 simulator networks, GCC / GCC High Microsoft 365 tenants, AWS GovCloud accounts — extending capability without displacing what already works. Targeted, precise modernization with a measurable evidence trail; no rip-and-replace.
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Evidence Ledger & Audit Substrate
The unifying layer underneath every Serapis surface: a KMS-encrypted, S3 Object Lock immutable record of every decision, policy gate, and AI generation — written automatically, tamper-evident by design, and indexed for assessor query. The discipline behind Navy aviation quality assurance, applied to federal AI governance.
Markets

Who We Serve

From prime contractors to program offices, we operate where compliance and mission converge.

✈
Naval Aviation
Training systems, threat emulation, and compliance infrastructure for naval aviation programs. Our team has operated on the same platforms our clients support — from the P-8A Poseidon to carrier-based aircraft.
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Defense Acquisition
Program Protection Plans, Security Classification Guides, and compliance infrastructure for defense acquisition programs navigating CMMC, ITAR, and DoD policy requirements throughout the acquisition lifecycle.
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Defense Contractors
Compliance automation and security architecture for prime contractors and subcontractors operating in the Defense Industrial Base — from CMMC Level 1 through cleared environments requiring robust CUI handling.
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Federal Agencies
Policy-as-code compliance infrastructure and AI-powered security systems for federal agencies operating under FISMA, NIST frameworks, and FedRAMP requirements — with the audit trail to back every decision.
Careers

Join the Mission

We're building a company where people with operational background and technical depth can do their best work.

Serapis Architecture is an early-stage company with a clear purpose and a founding team that has built and operated in the environments our work targets. We are looking for people who bring both domain knowledge and technical capability — and who are motivated by meaningful work in the defense and federal space.

We value judgment over credentials, depth over breadth, and builders who take ownership of outcomes. If you have a background in defense, federal contracting, cloud security, or compliance — and you want to work on problems that matter — we'd like to talk.

All roles are remote-first. Clearance eligibility is required for most positions. Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

Ownership
We hire people who take accountability for outcomes, not just activity
Domain Depth
Operational experience in the environments we serve is a genuine differentiator here
Builder Mentality
We are building from the ground up — we want people energized by that, not unsettled by it

Open Positions

Cloud Security Engineer
Engineering · Remote · Clearance Eligible Required
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Compliance Analyst
Compliance · Remote · CMMC / NIST Experience Preferred
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Federal Business Development
Growth · Remote · Defense Contracting Background
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Contact

Let's talk about what your mission needs.

Our leadership team responds directly. Whether you're evaluating a compliance challenge, exploring a partnership, or looking to understand what we build — reach out and we'll get back to you promptly.

DH
CEO & Principal Investigator
Devin Hummel
devin@serapis-architecture.com
EV
CISO & EW Systems SME
Eric Vice
eric@serapis-architecture.com
IR
Chief Strategy & Partnerships Officer · Business Development
Izak Ramirez
izak@serapis-architecture.com
CK
Chief Technology Officer
Cody Kuykendall
cody@serapis-architecture.com
JW
Chief Data Officer · ML Engineering Lead
Jacob R. Whitney
jacob@serapis-architecture.com
All communications are handled directly by the founding team.
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