Own the product narrative and messaging frameworks for corrections products while shifting market expectations toward modular, interoperable technology. Lead go-to-market strategies, develop impact-focused case studies, and establish standards for responsible AI adoption in the public sector.
Lead the strategy and execution for key agency partnerships and flagship product lines from vision to deployment. Collaborate with engineers, designers, and justice system leaders to identify opportunities and ship high-impact software.
United States$99750 - $117K per year5-10 yrs expOthers
Lead state-level deployments of correctional systems by coordinating internal teams and agency stakeholders, managing plans, milestones, approvals, and operational readiness. Translate policy and system changes into procedures, communications, and facility-level adoption, while building trusted relationships and reusable deployment playbooks.
Lead Recidiviz’s fundraising team and strategy, securing major philanthropic commitments while building a sustainable pipeline of new and renewing funders. Own relationships with high-diligence funders, communicate data-driven impact, and develop the team and systems needed to meet ambitious revenue goals.
Work with state agencies and government IT teams to scope, adapt, and deploy Recidiviz products within complex data environments, translating policy and operational needs into technical solutions. Resolve data and legacy-system challenges, contribute improvements to core products, build trusted customer relationships, and travel to partner states occasionally.
The analyst will build statistical models using Python and SQL to quantify the historical and future impact of interventions on the justice-involved population. They will also collaborate with internal teams to communicate findings and develop automated workflows for tracking progress.
Analyze corrections and parole administrative data using SQL and Python, and model policy scenarios to estimate outcomes and tradeoffs. Lead analytical projects end to end, communicate decision-ready findings to government leaders, collaborate across teams, and identify opportunities for further policy analysis.
United States$117K - $137K per year5-10 yrs expOthers
The State Partnerships Manager builds and maintains strong relationships with state correctional leadership to drive impact and financial sustainability. They translate partner needs into actionable requirements for internal product, design, and engineering teams to improve criminal justice outcomes.
The Data Analyst will explore datasets to find patterns and insights while carrying out well-scoped analyses to support product launches. They will also build clear visualizations and communicate findings to internal teams and state partners.
The Director of Product and Design will lead and mentor a team of product managers and designers to scale technology solutions for the criminal justice system. They are responsible for setting strategic direction, improving operational standards, and ensuring products achieve high impact and user engagement.
The Data Analyst explores complex criminal justice datasets to find insights and communicate findings to internal and external stakeholders. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to design roadmaps and integrate data modeling into production software.
Build and maintain state data ingest pipelines by writing Python and SQL to normalize and validate criminal justice data. Manage state partner portfolios end-to-end, serving as the primary technical contact for data integration and scoping.