“The passion and technical expertise of the global data science community that is harnessed by the Data Science Bowl is extraordinary. They have been able to push the boundaries of what’s possible in this extremely complex and important challenge.”

-Josh Sullivan, Booz Allen Hamilton senior vice president and artificial intelligence lead

When Horacio D. Rozanski moved to the United States in 1988 at only 19 years old, he left behind a challenging life under military dictatorship in Argentina. In the U.S. he pursued his degree, secured an internship at Booz Allen, and made a career at the firm before ultimately becoming CEO in January, 2015.

In recognition of his success in overcoming adversity, his leadership, and his commitment to charitable causes, the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans announced he has been named a new member.

The Denver metropolitan area is a leader in space and defense, with over 21,000 people employed in the industry. With the opening of its new Aurora office, Booz Allen will add even more.

The new 10,000 square foot office— along with planned data science job openings in the coming year - are part of a larger push to expand Booz Allen’s space and defense operations. 

Accommodating an expanding practice

Booz Allen’s employees are technology experts, engineers, and analysts—and parents, veterans, teachers, and lifelong learners who bring their unique perspectives and passion to their jobs every day.

Meet three of the people who used their backgrounds to innovate, inspire, and drive change around the world in 2019.

Lifting, learning, and growing