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Advises Department of War acquisition programs on modern software acquisition strategies, policy, tools, and practices. Researches emerging technologies, including AI, and translates SEI innovations into acquisition programs. Develops policy recommendations, supports software-enabled capabilities, and collaborates with technical and acquisition stakeholders. Requires expertise in the Adaptive Acquisition Framework, Software Acquisition Pathway, FAR, OTAs, RFPs, and modern software practices. The role is based in Arlington or Pittsburgh, includes approximately 25% travel, and requires an active Department of War security clearance.

Leads AI safety technical strategies and customer projects focused on safely integrating AI into software development and software systems. Responsibilities include project planning, resource coordination, risk and milestone management, quality assurance, customer liaison activities, technical requirements translation, executive reporting, strategic planning, and representing the AI safety portfolio. The role requires collaboration with researchers, engineers, customers, and support teams, plus the ability to obtain and maintain a Department of War security clearance.

Provides project management and administrative support for multiple government and internal engagements. Responsibilities include preparing presentations and activity reports, maintaining schedules, budgets, repositories, wikis, and action trackers, coordinating meetings and project resources, documenting meeting notes, and supporting project closeout. The role requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, teamwork, and the ability to manage shifting priorities in an onsite Pittsburgh environment.

Creates and manages social media, website, newsletter, press, internal communications, branding, graphics, photography, video, and outreach content. Supports recruiting marketing, trade shows, facility tours, field-test documentation, events, and visitor displays. Leads communications projects from planning through execution, tracks engagement metrics, and strengthens NREC’s brand and visibility. The role collaborates with technical teams, university communications staff, business development, recruiting, and external audiences.

Leads operational delivery, student experience, onboarding, orientation, advising, assessment, budgeting, partnerships, and strategic planning for Tepper’s MSBA and MSM programs. Supervises staff, coordinates cross-campus stakeholders, manages student events and concerns, supports marketing and external representation, and drives continuous program improvement. The role requires occasional evening and weekend work, including three annual on-campus weekend experiences for part-time students.

Provides individualized career coaching to approximately 100 computational finance students; develops workshops, recruiting events, employer relationships, alumni programs, and peer mentorship initiatives. The role advises students on job searches, interviewing, networking, offers, and negotiations while collaborating with faculty, employers, alumni, and university partners to improve career outcomes and adapt programming to industry trends.

Provides high-level administrative support to a Vice President and Dean by managing complex calendars, meetings, travel, executive visits, correspondence, expenses, purchasing, records, and follow-up activities. The role requires confidentiality, sound judgment, proactive organization, stakeholder coordination, and strong attention to detail while supporting efficient executive office operations.

Leads departmental technology strategy, governance, operations, and portfolio management across administrative and retail business units. Manages technical support teams, applications, integrations, websites, reporting and analytics platforms. Oversees requirements, priorities, projects, vendors, contracts, budgets, risk mitigation, compliance, incident response, resilience, documentation, and continuous improvement while advising divisional leadership and developing staff.

Build and evaluate secure, robust machine learning systems for government sponsors. Responsibilities include researching AI vulnerabilities, developing adversarial ML defenses, designing prototypes, experimenting with ML frameworks and algorithms, testing system performance and security, transitioning capabilities to sponsors, collaborating across technical teams, and mentoring engineers. The role requires onsite work in Pittsburgh or Arlington, up to 25% travel, and an active Department of War security clearance.

Design, prototype, assemble, and test electromechanical systems for robotics. Develop CAD models, perform modeling/FEA, fabricate and integrate subsystems, run validation tests, document results, support field experiments, and work with customers and vendors.