Senior DoD Software Acquisition Innovator

Carnegie Mellon SEI; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); Sur place; USD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Carnegie Mellon SEI seeks an Acquisition Innovation Specialist to shape DoW software acquisition policy and practice. You will lead and participate on client and research teams tackling complex software acquisition challenges with AI-enabled tools and modern approaches.

You will work with DoW policy teams, develop strategies, and transition SEI innovations into DoW programs while advancing national security software capabilities. Travel up to 25% may be required.

Qualifications

• Experience applying the DoW software acquisition pathways and policies.
• Experience developing acquisition strategies for software-enabled capabilities.
• Understanding of DoW policy frameworks and interagency collaboration.

Responsabilités

• Collaborate with and advise DoW acquisition programs on development and execution of acquisition strategies, tools, and assets incorporating modern software approaches and AI.
• Identify and address software-related policy needs across programs and stakeholders.
• Research acquisition implications of emerging software technologies and methods.
• Collaborate with SEI technical teams to translate innovations into DoW programs.
• Abstract and synthesize data to inform strategies, research, and policy recommendations.
• Develop approaches to apply innovations into DoW and beyond.

Connaissances

DoW knowledge

Policy experience

Stakeholder engagement

Research collaboration

Acquisition strategy

Formation

Bachelor's degree in software-related/quantitative field

Master's degree in same fields

PhD in those fields

Description du poste

Carnegie Mellon SEI seeks an Acquisition Innovation Specialist to shape DoW software acquisition policy and practice. You will lead and participate on client and research teams tackling complex software acquisition challenges with AI-enabled tools and modern approaches.

You will work with DoW policy teams, develop strategies, and transition SEI innovations into DoW programs while advancing national security software capabilities. Travel up to 25% may be required.