CommScope Inc., of North Carolina

At Draper, we believe that the most impactful solutions emerge when diverse disciplines converge to tackle our nation's toughest challenges. As an independent nonprofit engineering innovation company, our multidisciplinary teams of engineers and scientists work collaboratively across domains from space exploration to biomedical engineering, where lives often depend on the solutions we provide. Our culture thrives on the cross-fertilization of ideas, bringing together experts in guidance, navigation, control systems, biotechnology, cyber-physical systems, and autonomous solutions to push the boundaries of what's possible. We've been engineering solutions that matter for over 90 years, from the Apollo Guidance Computer that enabled lunar landings to cutting-edge organ-on-a-chip technologies transforming healthcare today. Our 2,000+ employees tackle complex problems in national security, space systems, strategic defense, and human health with an unwavering commitment to delivering working solutions that make a real difference. We foster an environment where technical excellence meets mission-driven purpose - where your work contributes to safeguarding democracy, defending our nation, and improving humanity.

We're a global technology and professional services company that delivers solutions, technology and mission services to every major agency across the U.S. government, defense and intelligence community. Our team supports some of the most complex government, defense, and intelligence projects across the country. We understand the unique challenges our customers face and work alongside them to solve critical problems that matter. From working with technologies like AI, cyber and cloud to careers in intelligence and health, we offer endless opportunities to apply your expertise. We're the people solving some of the nation's most complex challenges - ensuring today is secure and tomorrow is smarter. Our history traces back to 1999 when General Dynamics acquired GTE Government Systems, and we've been evolving ever since to meet the changing needs of our government partners.

cbs Corporate Business Solutions America delivers enterprise transformation services through deep SAP expertise and innovative technology solutions. For nearly 30 years, the company has helped organizations navigate complex digital transformations, specializing in SAP S/4HANA migrations, global rollouts, and landscape transformations. With a 100% success rate on projects, cbs combines technical excellence with strategic business insight to deliver measurable value for clients worldwide. Since entering the North American market in 2017, cbs America has achieved over 100% year-over-year revenue growth, establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing SAP consultancies in the US. The company's proprietary cbs ET Enterprise Transformer software and comprehensive NEXT ONE methodology enable seamless transitions to SAP's latest platforms. Backed by a global network of 1,500+ consultants and a culture built on empathy, excellence, and entrepreneurial spirit, cbs America transforms how enterprises leverage technology to drive sustainable business outcomes.

In 1983, founder David Evans Shaw started IDEXX with just five employees in Portland, Maine, responding to a new niche market: the detection of diseases in livestock and poultry. What began as a focused diagnostic solution provider for the agricultural industry has evolved into something far more transformative - a global leader in pet healthcare innovation. The company recognized early on that veterinarians needed better tools to deliver optimal care, and this insight drove expansion beyond livestock testing into companion animal diagnostics, software, and comprehensive veterinary practice solutions. Today, IDEXX serves veterinarians worldwide with an integrated ecosystem that includes reference laboratories, in-house diagnostic analyzers like Catalyst One and ProCyte Dx, practice management software such as Cornerstone, Neo, and VetConnect PLUS, and educational resources through the IDEXX Learning Center. The company's roughly 11,000 employees across 80+ countries are united by a single mission: helping pets lead longer, fuller lives by giving veterinarians the clarity and answers they need. From pioneering SDMA testing for early kidney disease detection to developing digital cytology platforms that connect veterinarians with pathologists globally, IDEXX has consistently pushed the boundaries of what's possible in veterinary diagnostics, making advanced care accessible to practices of all sizes.

Northslope builds AI software on the Palantir operating system, delivering mission-specific AI applications that enable organizations to fulfill their mission and dominate their industry. As Palantir's first and only Vanguard: Elite partner, Northslope leverages forward-deployed engineering to solve complex business challenges across aerospace, energy, defense, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and other critical industries. The company operates more like a product startup than a traditional services firm, with teams that are lean, fast-moving, and focused on building solutions that actually work for end users. Founded by former Palantir engineers, Northslope brings the same Forward Deployed Engineering DNA to every customer engagement, shipping working MVPs within days and delivering measurable results in weeks. Backed by $22 million in Series A funding from Friends & Family Capital, Goldcrest, and other investors, Northslope is pioneering a new approach to enterprise AI that prioritizes outcomes over activity and rapid iteration over lengthy consulting cycles.

Tellos was born from a shared frustration experienced by both parents and clinicians in the broken ABA therapy system. As parents navigating endless delays and clinicians weighed down by inefficiencies, the founders recognized a desperate need for change. They watched good therapists burn out under impossible caseloads while families languished on waitlists, care delayed by red tape. In that moment of realization, they knew something had to give - and that's when Tellos emerged as the solution. Tellos reimagined what autism care could look like by giving therapists genuine ownership over their practice. Instead of forcing clinicians into bureaucratic machines, Tellos empowers them with control over their caseloads, schedules, and clinical decisions. The company handles the heavy lifting - staffing, billing, credentialing, and client acquisition - so therapists can focus entirely on helping children thrive. By supporting clinicians rather than exhausting them, Tellos ensures better outcomes for families and longer-lasting careers for providers.