WASHINGTON, DC (MAY 23rd 2025)– THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL RECOGNIZES JRC AS ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO WORK IN THE GREATER WASHINGTON AREA IN 2025. THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL’S BEST PLACES TO WORK PROGRAM RECOGNIZES LOCAL EMPLOYERS THAT HAVE GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND TO CREATE AN OUTSTANDING WORKPLACE CULTURE.
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This year, JRC earned 5th place in the large business category, an honor awarded through a competitive process involving thousands of organizations across the Greater Washington region. The ranking is based entirely on confidential employee feedback focused on key workplace factors such as trust in leadership, communication, engagement, and culture. The survey is conducted by Quantum Workplace, an independent research firm dedicated to helping companies harness employee insight to create high-performing, people-first cultures. This recognition provides meaningful validation of JRC’s ongoing efforts to build a workplace where employees feel heard, supported, and empowered to do their best work.
At JRC, our work goes beyond service. We engineer transformative technologies that shape the future of national defense. From pioneering radiation hardened microelectronics to supporting the development of next- generation aerospace systems, JRC is helping to advance the Department of Defense’s most critical goals. Our teams operate with urgency and excellence, guided by the belief that when we support one another, we can solve the most complex technical challenges of our time.
“Being named a top workplace reflects the deep sense of purpose that drives our people. We’re building technology that strengthens national security, and we do it with a team that feels more like family. This recognition is a tribute to every employee who has chosen to dedicate their talent to a mission that safeguards lives, secures freedom, and strengthens our world” - JRC CEO and Founder, Dr. Tony Jimenez.
In a year defined by bold advancements and strategic impact, JRC continued its mission of delivering solutions that support national security and strategic deterrence. From advancing radiation hardened semiconductor technology to enhancing aerospace systems integration, JRC is helping pioneer the future of microelectronics and defense innovation. With a focus on nuclear modernization and technologies designed to operate in the most extreme environments, JRC remains steadfast in its commitment to doing what is hard and doing it well to help protect our nation and its allies.
“As our work continues to evolve to meet our nation’s most urgent defense needs, one thing remains constant: our people come first. Whether we’re onboarding new team members, gathering for our weekly company announcements, or rallying together to run the Marine Corps Marathon in support of Gold Star families, our commitment to family, excellence, and integrity is at the heart of everything we do”- JRC Director of Human Resources, Jennifer Pierce.
JRC remains committed to leading the defense sector not only through its technical innovation, but also by being a place where people are proud to grow their careers, support national service, and be part of a company that truly values them.
We invite you to read The Washington Business Journal’s full-length digital article featuring the full list of this year’s honorees.
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About JRC
JRC provides its employees and their families with exceptional health and retirement benefits. We also acquire outstanding affordable options for medical insurance, providing dental, vision, and life/disability insurance (short and long). JRC is dedicated to investing in the long-term development of its people through its JRC Academy, providing each employee a plethora of learning opportunities, including training, certifications, and tuition assistance. The JRC Academy includes a career development support center as well as the JRC Leadership Institute (JLI), a formal leadership development training program, designed specifically to create level five leaders.
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