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At BTI360, we develop software to solve large, complex problems. Sometimes we also build apps to settle office debates. In this case, Tyler built an app to track who is the best ping pong player in the office. 🏓

Keeping up with the constant advances in AI-assisted development is a team effort at BTI360. Every week, our engineers are sharing what they are learning in chat groups, at standups, over lunch, in formal tech talks, and most recently in lightning talks. Last week, several engineers shared their learnings by giving lightning talks on the theme of “Boosting Developer Productivity with AI.” A major takeaway was that AI is not just accelerating existing workflows; it is fundamentally reshaping them. One talk highlighted spec‑driven development with Kiro, making the case that slowing down and planning more will lead to better AI outcomes. Another talk walked through emerging best practices for using AI coding assistants responsibly, showing how teams are increasing velocity while maintaining (or improving) code quality.

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AI has just solved a previously unsolved math research problem that experts had tried and failed to crack for years. This is the first open problem solved in the FrontierMath Open Problems benchmark—a collection of unsolved research problems. As such, it marks a significant milestone: models making original research contributions and expanding the body of knowledge. As this type of AI‑facilitated research accelerates and spreads to other disciplines, it could dramatically reshape the frontiers of human knowledge.

If you need help implementing GenAI to advance your mission, let BTI360 accelerate your path to adoption. Reach us at solutions@bti360.com.

“AI won’t gain adoption in national security environments without credible ways to evaluate its outputs.” That was a key takeaway from the panel discussion facilitated by BTI360 CPO Clinton Wivell at the Potomac Officers Club 2026 AI Summit last week. As GenAI systems take on more autonomous roles, national security customers need defensible ways to expose chains of thought and assess outputs. Getting evaluation right will determine how quickly these systems are adopted.

Northern Virginia boasts many great internship opportunities, but finding intern housing can be daunting. To help students searching for summer housing, we open-sourced the housing guide we made for our interns. bti360.com/nova-intern-ho…

IRL games with the team at Level99.

We’re hiring: Software Engineer, Applied AI Want to build AI systems that power real mission impact? BTI360 is looking for engineers who can merge strong software fundamentals with next-gen GenAI. If you have a clearance and love solving complex problems with modern tech, we’d love to meet you. #7536995" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bti360.com/careers#7536995

Our team had a great time competing at over 50 physical and mental challenges at Level99.

BTI360 is pleased to sponsor the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Summit hosted by the Potomac Officers Club this Wednesday in Reston. Hear from top leaders in government and industry about how they are navigating and capitalizing on the boom in AI development. It’s not too late to register! potomacofficersclub.com/events/2026-ar…

Join BTI360’s Chief Product Officer, Clinton Wivell, at the Potomac Officers Club for “Turning Barriers into Breakthroughs: Implementing GenAI for Mission.” This panel will take a candid look at why GenAI adoption is challenging in mission contexts and how teams are overcoming those barriers. Learn more and register: potomacofficersclub.com/events/2026-ar…

On this day in 1989, Tim Berners-Lee published his proposal for a “universal linked information system” that led to the creation of the World Wide Web. The idea: combine hypertext and networked computers so documents could link to one another across institutions. Today’s AI systems, APIs, and knowledge graphs are all built on the same underlying concept: information becomes exponentially more valuable when it’s connected.

We’re honored to share that BTI360 has again been named a Best Place to Work by the Washington Business Journal. This marks the 12th time we’ve received this recognition. We’re grateful to everyone at BTI360 who makes this such a special place to build software—and careers.✨

Most companies use their people to grow the business. At BTI360, we use our business to grow our people. Resources available to help each teammate unlock their full potential: ✅ TEMS ✅ mentoring ✅ workshops ✅ conferences ✅ internal classes ✅ leadership academy ✅ individual growth plans ✅ self-paced learning offerings If you are looking for a place to grow, check out our current job openings. bti360.com/careers/

As AI tools grow in capability, so does the potential for their misuse. The International AI Safety Report aims to stay ahead of the threat by identifying current misuses and anticipating future risks. The 2026 report groups the top risks into three buckets: 1. malicious use 2. malfunctions 3. systemic risks Key takeaways: Design for adversaries, failure modes, and second‑order effects, and maintain a strong defensive posture. internationalaisafetyreport.org/publication/in…

We are excited to participate in this conversation on March 18. Register today to attend: potomacofficersclub.com/events/2026-ar…

When it’s easy to create code, it’s easy to create *code bloat.* If they aren’t employed thoughtfully, AI coding tools can tend to create technical debt and skyrocketing O&M costs. Smart teams prioritize reusing existing components—internal and open source—over constantly generating new code. This conversation with Michael Parker explores the relationship between AI and technical debt. How can engineers increase productivity while still prioritizing maintainability and extensibility? stackoverflow.blog/2026/01/23/ai-…

This morning a group of teammates departed for BTI360's annual serving trip to the Dominican Republic. This marks our 9th annual trip to the DR, where we will reconnect with friends we've made over the years and witness firsthand the difference our charitable investments are making on the ground.

Some companies aim to make technical interviews scary and unpredictable. We don’t. Our technical interview is a chance for prospective teammates to meet actual engineers, share their professional experiences, and demonstrate how they think through problems in a collaborative environment. It’s just one part of an interview process designed to be approachable and supportive. Check out our current opportunities: bti360.com/careers/

Engineers read code far more than they write it. Readable code pays off every day: faster delivery, lower maintenance costs, safer changes, happier developers. #CleanCode #SoftwareEngineering