FedTech

HQ
Arlington
106 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2015

FedTech Benefits Overview

Compensation + Benefits

Offers generous parental leave

Offers health insurance

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Arlington, VA, USA
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Reviews Navy technology transfer agreements, including CRADAs, licenses, NDAs, and research partnerships, for contractual, intellectual property, CUI, export control, and policy compliance. Documents deviations, maintains review logs and checklists, identifies recurring issues, and recommends improvements to templates, policies, and processes. The role supports timely, consistent, high-quality agreement review while coordinating issues with stakeholders and subject-matter experts.
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Arlington, VA, USA
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Lead U.S. Navy technology transfer policy and guidance, translating federal and Department of War requirements into practical policies, agreements, templates, and procedures. Draft and update SECNAVINST materials, CRADAs, patent licenses, NDAs, and related agreements. Coordinate with legal, intellectual property, security, contracting, and laboratory stakeholders; monitor regulatory changes; support reporting, oversight, audits, and implementation. Ensure technology transfer documentation remains accurate, compliant, actionable, and aligned with organizational milestones.
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Arlington, VA, USA
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Leads communications, outreach, content, and events connecting federal laboratory technologies with industry and research partners. Develops communication strategies, newsletters, websites, social media, success stories, award submissions, and engagement metrics. Plans industry events and represents Navy programs at conferences. Translates complex scientific and engineering concepts for external audiences while collaborating with researchers, government stakeholders, technology transfer professionals, and partners. The role requires strong writing, event management, project management, and familiarity with government communications requirements.