The Engineering Manager will lead, coach, and develop a team of engineers while contributing hands-on to technical projects. They are responsible for overseeing technical delivery, ensuring high quality standards, and managing cross-functional relationships to drive impactful public service solutions.
The Principal Software Engineer will define technical standards and practices to drive reliable, high-quality software delivery across multiple teams. They will solve ambiguous, high-leverage technical problems and mentor staff to improve engineering culture and strategy.
The Staff Software Engineer will shape the technical direction of an engineering team to deliver high-quality, reliable government services. This role involves hands-on coding, architectural decision-making, and mentoring fellow engineers to foster a culture of technical excellence.
The Program Director will own the delivery and strategic direction for a portfolio of four to six high-impact programs at the intersection of technology and government. They will manage a team of Associate Program Directors and program staff while building and sustaining relationships with federal, state, and local government partners.
Collaborate with government partners to design and implement technical solutions that modernize the delivery of public services. Lead the development of proof-of-concept applications and provide strategic technical guidance to bridge legacy systems with civic technology.
Lead the development and implementation of the organization's AI Acceptable Use Policy and governance frameworks. Act as a bridge between technical security teams and non-technical staff to enable the safe adoption of emerging AI tools.
The Lead Product Manager will own and set direction and strategy for a product or program area, leading cross-functional teams to solve complex problems. You will help partner government agencies deliver better digital services to the public, creating lasting impact.
