Pros
This company's roots, at least in Valley Forge, go back to GE Aerospace and most recently Lockheed Martin which sold their Systems Integration group to Veritas Capital, due to OCI concerns, resulting in Vencore. Despite ample "greening" of the workforce there are still some very knowledgeable and dedicated engineers doing important technical work.
Cons
Veritas is systematically reducing benefits and gutting the company to present an improved bottom line for eventual sale. There appears to be little or no concern from upper management about the degradation to the mission and overall employee morale resulting from their initiatives. Over half the Valley Forge employees are being told to move to Virginia or be laid off. Although this is being presented as an alignment with Customer wishes, this is really just part of the corporate program to further reduce overhead by reducing the VF footprint and selling one of the buildings. Attrition is skyrocketing, even in VA, and various programs are starting to find it difficult to meet their obligations. Veritas essentially remortgaged the debt they took on to buy "The SI" from Lockheed and doubled down in buying QNetiQ, a comparably sized company which was losing money and bought from a British company that was looking to cut its losses. This enabled Veritas to push off their debt obligation while appearing to "grow" the company and provide better financial numbers to prospective buyers. Handwriting is on the wall.