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The Senior Accessibility Specialist integrates accessibility throughout digital product lifecycles for federal modernization initiatives. Responsibilities include manual and automated testing with assistive technologies, reviewing designs and interfaces, translating Section 508 and WCAG requirements into guidance, recommending remediation, supporting VPATs and compliance documentation, and collaborating with multidisciplinary Agile teams and federal accessibility offices. The role also contributes to accessible design systems and responsibly applies AI tools to improve evaluations, documentation, and delivery efficiency.

Provides personalized academic advising, individualized degree planning, student resource referrals, and support for persistence and degree completion. Serves as an experienced advising resource by facilitating training, mentoring colleagues, supporting quality assurance, and contributing to process improvements. Maintains accurate student records, applies university policies and degree requirements, manages competing priorities, and collaborates across departments to improve student and employee experiences.

Serves as a strategic HR advisor to leaders, aligning people strategies with business goals. Responsibilities include leadership coaching, organizational effectiveness, employee engagement, talent and succession planning, workforce planning, performance management, employee relations, investigations, change initiatives, workforce analytics, and cross-functional HR partnerships.

Leads DevSecOps, cloud platform operations, and security engineering across AWS, Azure, and classified environments. Owns infrastructure and compliance automation, cloud security, CI/CD security, incident escalation, reliability, authorization-to-operate readiness, CMMC alignment, and operational KPIs. Builds and manages technical teams, plans capacity, supports proposals and pricing, provides architecture and control mappings, and briefs executives on risks, staffing, roadmaps, and mission outcomes.

The Director of Federal Sales will build and lead Andesite’s federal sales function while carrying an individual quota. Responsibilities include managing sellers, developing account and territory strategies, closing complex cybersecurity software deals, working with resellers and system integrators, forecasting pipeline, enforcing CRM discipline, and representing the company to senior government and industry stakeholders across DoD, IC, and civilian markets.

Evaluate LLM and automation outputs for accuracy, consistency, and reliability; create annotations and training datasets; research ambiguous cases; support product recognition and classification models; and use AI tools to improve operational efficiency. The role also involves maintaining model and catalog quality through mapping and classification work.

Manage and retain a portfolio of smaller commercial and industrial customers in an assigned territory through daily outbound/inbound outreach, contract re-signs, cross-selling Republic Services products, documenting activity in Salesforce, and collaborating with the Sales Manager to meet retention and revenue goals.

Gather and document customer requirements, write user stories and acceptance criteria, map needs to Salesforce functionality, configure declarative solutions, and support UAT. The role includes creating process flows, test scripts, defect logs, training materials, release notes, data migration validation, backlog management, Agile ceremonies, stakeholder demonstrations, change management, and briefings for government stakeholders.

Analyzes operational problems, defines system scope and requirements, validates requirements through research and testing, presents system enhancement recommendations, and serves as the functional product expert. The role owns requirements through delivery, manages traceability and backlogs in SAFe, works with operational users and stakeholders, and supports federal health supply chain systems. Fully remote within the United States, with Public Trust eligibility and U.S. citizenship required.

Supports clinical foodservice technology implementations by programming applications, developing product requirements, troubleshooting issues, managing support processes, analyzing product data, coordinating hardware installations, training users, and collaborating with facility staff. The role serves as a clinical nutrition and technology subject matter expert while contributing to projects, stakeholder communications, sourcing, and application improvements.