Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs & Submissions - Nonclinical Development (Columbia Township)

Your New Company! At Altasciences we all move in unison to assist and work in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of new drug therapies to get them faster to people who need them. No matter your role, we all play an important part and you will have a significant impact on the health and well‑being of people across the globe. By living our values of Employee Development, Customer Focus, Quality and Excellence, Respect and Integrity, we look to foster a passionate and collaborative work environment and we are looking for talented and enthusiastic people, like you, to join our growing team! Whether you're a recent college graduate or seeking your next career opportunity, it's time to discover your future at Altasciences. Your New Company! At Altasciences we all move in unison to assist and work in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of new drug therapies to get them faster to people who need them. No matter your role, we all play an important part and you will have a significant impact on the health and well‑being of people across the globe. By living our values of Employee Development, Customer Focus, Quality and Excellence, Respect and Integrity, we look to foster a passionate and collaborative work environment and we are looking for talented and enthusiastic people, like you, to join our growing team! Whether you're a recent college graduate or seeking your next career opportunity, it's time to discover your future at Altasciences. About The Role The Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Nonclinical Development is a strategic regulatory leader specializing in nonclinical drug development. This role is responsible for guiding regulatory strategy for preclinical programs, ensuring that nonclinical data packages (pharmacology, toxicology, and ADME) are positioned to support successful clinical entry and market application submissions. The Associate Director partners closely with sponsors and cross‑functional teams to translate complex nonclinical data into clear regulatory strategies, enabling efficient progression of small molecules, biologics, and advanced therapeutic products into the clinic. What You’ll Do Here Provide strategic regulatory guidance focused on nonclinical development programs, including pharmacology, toxicology, and IND/CTA‑enabling studies. Develop and execute nonclinical regulatory strategies to support early‑phase drug development and clinical trial applications. Lead the preparation and critical review of nonclinical sections of regulatory submissions (IND, CTA, NDA/BLA), ensuring scientific rigor and regulatory compliance. Conduct gap analyses of nonclinical data packages, identifying risks and defining mitigation strategies for regulatory success Interpret and apply global regulatory requirements (FDA, EMA, Health Canada, ICH,) related to nonclinical safety and pharmacology. Serve as a subject matter expert during health authority interactions, including briefing documents and meeting support (e.g., INTERACT, pre‑IND, scientific advice). Collaborate with Nonclinical, Clinical, Toxicology, Pharmacology, DMPK, and Medical Writing teams to ensure aligned development strategies. Translate complex scientific data into clear regulatory narratives and submission‑ready documentation, leveraging strong medical writing expertise. Support business development activities, including proposal strategy, regulatory input, and client consultations. Contribute to and implement SOPs and best practices related to nonclinical regulatory science and submissions Mentor and guide junior regulatory professionals, fostering scientific and regulatory excellence. What You’ll Need To Succeed PhD (preferred) or MSc in Pharmacology, Toxicology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or related discipline or an equivalent combination of relevant experience and education. 8–10 years of Regulatory Affairs experience with a strong focus on nonclinical drug development. Demonstrated expertise in nonclinical components of IND/CTA submissions, including toxicology, pharmacology, and safety assessment. Experience supporting a range of modalities (e.g., small molecules, biologics, gene therapies) and routes of administration. Strong understanding of global regulatory frameworks governing nonclinical development (FDA, EMA, ICH M3, ICH S guidelines). Proven track record of interpreting nonclinical data to inform regulatory strategy and risk assessment in various therapeutic areas, including but not limited to Endocrinology and Metabolism, CNS, Cognitive, Movement and Neuromuscular disorders, Ophthalmology. Experience in medical writing and preparation of nonclinical regulatory dossiers. Solid knowledge of GLP, GMP, and GCP requirements as applicable to the nonclinical development stage. Excellent analytical, problem‑solving, and project management skills. Strong communication skills, with the ability to articulate complex scientific information to diverse stakeholders. Leadership experience, including mentoring or managing regulatory or scientific staff. Altasciences Strives To Provide a French Working Environment For Its Employees In Quebec. Although As Part Of Its Francization Program Has Taken All Reasonable Steps To Avoid Imposing The Above‑mentioned Requirement. Fluency In English Is An Essential Requirement For The Position Of Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Nonclinical Development Including, But Not Limited To, For The Following Reasons The requirement to have study protocols, designs and clinical research documents written and documented in English as required by industry regulatory agencies. The employee communicates frequently with Altasciences employees across Canada and the United States. As such, English is the main language used to correspond between offices. The employee frequently communicates with English‑only customers outside the province of Quebec. What We Offer Altasciences offers a wide variety of benefits to help our employees live healthy and fulfilling lives both at and outside of work. Altasciences' Benefits Package Includes Health/Dental/Vision Insurance Plans 401(k)/RRSP with Employer Match Paid Vacation and Holidays Paid Sick and Bereavement Leave Employee Assistance & Telehealth Programs Altasciences' Incentive Programs Include Training & Development Programs Employee Referral Bonus Program Annual Performance Review MOVING IN UNISON TO DELIVER A BIG IMPACT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH Altasciences is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. Our goal is to attract, develop and retain highly talented employees from diverse backgrounds, allowing us to benefit from a wide variety of experiences and perspectives. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or any other protected grounds under applicable legislation. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities during the recruitment process are available upon request. Join us at Altasciences! Your New Company! At Altasciences we all move in unison to assist and work in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of new drug therapies to get them faster to people who need them. No matter your role, we all play an important part and you will have a significant impact on the health and well‑being of people across the globe. By living our values of Employee Development, Customer Focus, Quality and Excellence, Respect and Integrity, we look to foster a passionate and collaborative work environment and we are looking for talented and enthusiastic people, like you, to join our growing team! Whether you're a recent college graduate or seeking your next career opportunity, it's time to discover your future at Altasciences. Your New Company! At Altasciences we all move in unison to assist and work in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of new drug therapies to get them faster to people who need them. No matter your role, we all play an important part and you will have a significant impact on the health and well‑being of people across the globe. By living our values of Employee Development, Customer Focus, Quality and Excellence, Respect and Integrity, we look to foster a passionate and collaborative work environment and we are looking for talented and enthusiastic people, like you, to join our growing team! Whether you're a recent college graduate or seeking your next career opportunity, it's time to discover your future at Altasciences. About The Role The Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Nonclinical Development is a strategic regulatory leader specializing in nonclinical drug development. This role is responsible for guiding regulatory strategy for preclinical programs, ensuring that nonclinical data packages (pharmacology, toxicology, and ADME) are positioned to support successful clinical entry and market application submissions. The Associate Director partners closely with sponsors and cross‑functional teams to translate complex nonclinical data into clear regulatory strategies, enabling efficient progression of small molecules, biologics, and advanced therapeutic products into the clinic. What You’ll Do Here Provide strategic regulatory guidance focused on nonclinical development programs, including pharmacology, toxicology, and IND/CTA‑enabling studies. Develop and execute nonclinical regulatory

SVP & Chief Operating Officer (Baltimore)

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. SVP & Chief Operating Officer Regular Full-Time Senior Management Baltimore, MD, US 4 days ago Requisition ID: 1090 Salary Range: $180,000.00 To $190,000.00 Annually POSITION SUMMARY STATEMENT : The Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer (SVP & COO) serves as an officer of a 30M organization and primary partner to the President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in shaping and driving the strategy and leading the development and ongoing management of United Way of Central Maryland’s (UWCM) vision, mission and strategic direction; its governance system; human resources, talent management, equity, diversity, and inclusion (as executive sponsor from EMT), and benefits systems; enterprise-wide risk management program; learning and policy compliance programs and systems, information technology, and various accreditation programs. The SVP & COO has oversight for the multi-location facilities, resources, and administrative activities that support them and leads all aspects of the Executive Office/Administration Division’s operations, personnel, and multiple budgets. The position also serves as executive champion for the organization’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee and its organization-wide initiatives and programming at staff and board levels. The SVP & COO regularly authors a wide range of communications, messages, and thought leadership pieces from the President and CEO, Executive Management Team (EMT), and on behalf of various board and volunteer leaders, serving as a voice for the organization and steward of the brand. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES includes, but are not limited to: 40% Strategy, Leadership, Governance, Oversight and Accountability (Internal and External) Lead comprehensive strategic planning processes. Demonstrate insight and stewardship with future-oriented thinking, working to build a stronger organization. Think long-term, stretching horizons to develop an image of how UWCM and the community should work and energize others to commit to the vision. Help ensure that UWCM evolves/ transforms, as needed, and that its long-range plans mesh with community and customer needs. Review plan to identify goals and objectives to drive strategy; works with the Executive Management Team (EMT) in determining resources needed and ensures execution. Champion equity and drive change, demonstrating willingness and ability to initiate, lead and/or support change management initiatives. Anticipate and, when possible, prevent problems/issues by identifying and diagnosing them well, seeing the crux of the issue, its potential impact and people/functions affected; seeking effective, collaborative solutions. Provide ongoing management activities across the organization; ensuring annual goals and work plans are aligned to the strategic direction, implemented, monitored, and reported. Serve as primary executive partner to the Strategic Planning Committee and develop reports and organizational scorecards to the Board and related organizational oversight bodies. Drive the development and ongoing maintenance of a “best in class” governance system that ensures required volunteer resources and effective policies, systems, and supports as well as compliance with United Way Worldwide and related certification/regulatory bodies such as CARF (Center for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). Build and maintain productive relationships with a diverse corps of board members and volunteers; engage and empower them to maximize effectiveness. Partner with CEO in leading and managing the Board of Directors and Executive Committee. Manage the Strategic Planning Committee, Governance Committee, Enterprise Risk Management Committee, HR Advisors, and other volunteer committees, ad hoc groups (e.g., board advisory group on real estate and conflicts of interest matters) and tasks forces, as needed. Provide leadership and oversight to the growth and management of the governance aspects of UWCM’s six regional volunteer advisory boards, ensuring their work is aligned to UWCM’s strategic direction and that the organization effectively leverages their on-the ground perspective as UWCM’s “eyes, ears, voice and presence” in the respective jurisdictions of the organization’s service area. 20% Talent Management, Diversity and Organizational Development (Internal & External) Act as primary people officer with the VP of People and Culture by overseeing the development and execution of a leadership and talent management strategy, policies and procedures, systems, and all aspects of human resources administration. Help staff leaders, teams, and individuals grow in pursuit of UWCM’s goals via a performance-driven, collaborative culture. Oversight responsibilities include talent acquisition and retention, career management, benefits rewards, recognition, and employee engagement. Guide management in continuous improvement/organizational learning through education and development activities designed to foster growth, ensure effective succession planning, team building, and customer service aligned to UWCM’s mission. Develop individual abilities by coaching, mentoring, and advising; and ensure tools and systems are in place to help groom all staff for success/advancement with emphasis on high potential/high performers. Foster a diverse, inclusive, and equitable culture in partnership with the VP of People and Culture that enables openness to learning and new ideas and supports teamwork and recognizes, rewards and celebrates team accomplishments. Serve as formal mentor in the organization’s Mentorship Program and an informal mentor, as requested to the organization’s vice presidents and associate vice presidents the IDEAL ( Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Learning) Committee and Internal United Way Workplace Fundraising Campaign Committee. 20% Information Technology (Internal and External) Oversee effective management and efficient utilization of all UWCM IT resources including work to provide comprehensive computer and communications development and production in new and existing applications and systems, networking, telecommunications, and information management for the organization; appropriately leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) enterprise. Oversee the analysis of systems and processes and implementation of infrastructure improvements with a focus on systems integration across the organization. Ensure a focus on high-payoff innovative improvements that drive costs down with solutions that improve the efficiency of Information Technology and business operations. 10% General Management & External Relationship Building (Internal and External) Serve on UWCM’s Executive Management Team as well as task forces and committees. Provide supervision, coaching, and development to staff both in the Executive Office/Administration Division as well as to staff across the organization, as needed. Play key role in the development and stewardship of UWCM’s budget and multiple cost centers including Executive Office, Region United Network Boards (six), Strategic Planning, Volunteer Development, Human Resources, Operations and Organizational Development, and Maryland State Association of United Ways. Serve as a corporate officer and signatory for various UWCM accounts and grant and other legal agreements. Oversee various national certification programs and related accountability & trust building activities for the organization. Coordinate the State Association of United Ways and other external groups, as needed. Represent UWCM and its CEO, as requested, at local, state, national and international levels. Participate in partnerships and collaborative efforts to further United Way’s mission as needed. 10% Administration, Operations and Risk Management (Internal & External) Leads the establishment and ongoing maintenance of UWCM’s organization-wide Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Program in collaboration with the CFO. Is primary partner to the board-level ERM Committee and provides oversight and guidance to the cross-functional staff-level ERM Committee which is managed by the VP of Operations and Organizational Development. Provides oversight for all facilities management (main headquarters and satellite offices as well as its family centers in South Baltimore, West Baltimore, and Columbia to ensure a good working environment and quality customer service. INTERACTION: (Internal and External) Includes a wide range of constituents in private, public and nonprofit sectors at local, state & national levels. Internal : President and CEO, Executive Management Team Members, All United Way of Central Maryland Staff, Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Governance Committee, Enterprise Risk Management Committee, Region United Network Boards, and UWCM volunteers External : United Way Worldwide and local United Ways across the U.S. and beyond, public and private sector businesses and organizations, local and national foundations, community leaders and residents, and Federal, state, and local government officials and staff QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS : Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 10 years general management and supervisory experience with demonstrated performance in nonprofit management. Masters degree preferred. Must possess strong, strategic planning, governance, marketing and public relations, organizational development, information technology

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - Interim (Enterprise)

What You Will Do: The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) serves as the executive leader of Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness, providing strategic vision, operational leadership, and organizational oversight to ensure the agency fulfills its mission while maintaining financial sustainability, regulatory compliance, and exceptional service delivery. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the CEO partners with executive leadership to guide organizational strategy, support clinical excellence, strengthen community partnerships, and position WVCW for long-term success. This position leads a multidisciplinary leadership team and serves as the organization's primary representative with community partners, governmental agencies, funding entities, healthcare organizations, and the public. Work Location: This position offers the flexibility of a hybrid work arrangement. The successful candidate will be expected to complete an initial onboarding period on-site, spend time meeting with employees, leadership, community partners, and the Board of Directors, and develop a thorough understanding of agency operations. Following onboarding, the position may transition to a hybrid schedule with remote work and in-person, providing a presence for leadership meetings, Board meetings, strategic planning, community engagement, and other organizational priorities. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to successfully lead teams while remaining highly engaged with the organization and the community it serves. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Strategic Leadership Develop and execute the organization's strategic plan in collaboration with the Board of Directors. Provide vision and leadership that supports organizational growth and long-term sustainability. Evaluate emerging behavioral health trends and position the organization to meet future community needs. Foster a culture of innovation, continuous improvement, and operational excellence. Organizational Leadership Lead, mentor, and develop the executive leadership team. Promote a collaborative culture focused on accountability, communication, and employee engagement. Establish organizational goals and monitor progress toward key performance indicators. Ensure succession planning for leadership positions. Clinical and Operational Oversight Ensure delivery of high-quality, person-centered behavioral health services. Support the Chief Clinical Officer in maintaining clinical excellence and compliance with applicable standards. Oversee organizational operations including outpatient behavioral health, crisis services, residential programs, prevention services, school-based services, and community partnerships. Ensure services remain responsive to the changing needs of the community. Direct development and oversight of the annual operating and capital budgets. Ensure responsible financial management and long-term fiscal sustainability. Monitor organizational financial performance and implement corrective actions when necessary. Oversee revenue cycle performance, contract management, grants, and funding opportunities. Present financial information and recommendations to the Board of Directors. Governance Serve as the primary liaison between management and the Board of Directors. Provide timely and accurate reports regarding organizational performance. Support the Board in strategic planning and policy development. Ensure Board directives are effectively implemented throughout the organization. Regulatory Compliance Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and contractual obligations. Maintain organizational accreditation and licensing standards. Promote a culture of compliance, ethics, privacy, and risk management. Ensure organizational policies remain current and effectively implemented. Community Relations Represent WVCW with governmental agencies, community organizations, healthcare partners, schools, and the public. Advocate for behavioral health services at the local, regional, and state levels. Cultivate relationships that strengthen community partnerships and expand service opportunities. Serve as an ambassador for the organization's mission and values. Quality Improvement Promote continuous quality improvement throughout the organization. Utilize data to evaluate organizational effectiveness and improve outcomes. Support evidence-based practices and performance improvement initiatives. Ensure organizational goals align with quality, safety, and client satisfaction measures. Serve as executive leader during emergencies or critical incidents. Ensure organizational emergency preparedness plans remain current. Coordinate organizational response to disasters, public health emergencies, and other critical events. The successful CEO demonstrates Visionary leadership Strategic thinking Integrity and ethical decision-making Collaboration and relationship building Political and community awareness Change management Sound judgment Accountability Commitment to continuous improvement Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Public Administration, Behavioral Health, Social Work, Psychology, Nursing, or a related field. Minimum of seven (7) years of progressive executive or senior leadership experience in healthcare, behavioral health, or a related human services organization. Demonstrated experience leading complex organizations, including financial oversight and strategic planning. Experience working with governing boards. Knowledge of behavioral health systems, Medicaid, Medicare, Oregon Health Authority regulations, and community mental health programs. Ability to work with state legislators, representatives and other political officials in advocating for behavioral health including providing testimony when needed. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and criminal background check. WVCW adheres to federal guidelines when completing UA screenings, this includes marijuana. Preferred Qualifications Licensed healthcare or behavioral health professional. Experience leading a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) or Community Mental Health Program (CMHP). Experience with governmental relations and legislative advocacy. Working Relationships: The CEO works collaboratively with Board of Directors Department Directors Medical Director Community partners County officials Schools Healthcare organizations Contractors Funding agencies Physical Requirements Ability to sit, stand, and walk for extended periods. Ability to travel throughout Wallowa County and occasionally throughout Oregon. Ability to lift up to 15 pounds occasionally. Ability to use standard office equipment and technology. This position is performed primarily in an office environment with frequent travel to organizational facilities, community meetings, conferences, and state meetings. Occasional evening or weekend work may be required. Performance Expectations: The CEO is expected to Demonstrate leadership that reflects the organization's mission, vision, and values. Maintain financial stability while advancing organizational growth. Foster a positive organizational culture. Achieve strategic objectives established by the Board of Directors. Maintain regulatory compliance and accreditation standards. Build strong relationships with employees, clients, partners, and the community. Lead with transparency, accountability, and integrity. Mission Alignment The Chief Executive Officer is expected to model and promote the mission, vision, and values of Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness by fostering an organizational culture centered on compassionate care, innovation, accountability, collaboration, and service to the community. The CEO is entrusted with ensuring that every organizational decision supports WVCW's commitment to providing accessible, high-quality behavioral health services while maintaining fiscal responsibility and preparing the organization for future opportunities and challenges. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable persons with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness is an equal opportunity employer. J-18808-Ljbffr

Managing Director (Denham Springs)

Managing Director | WealthBridge WealthBridge Financial Group is seeking a proven financial advisor for a strategic Managing Director role. This role is ideal for an experienced advisor who has successfully built a personal practice and is now ready to take on a leadership position focused on both personal growth and team development. As Managing Director, your primary focus will be on building and leading a team of experienced financial advisors who are looking to elevate their practices. In addition to continuing your own client work, you'll recruit and mentor fellow advisors, foster a high-performance culture, and help shape the future growth of the firm. You’ll have the support, infrastructure, and brand strength of a firm with over 175 years of history—while maintaining the freedom to grow your practice and develop a leadership style that reflects your vision. Requirements Minimum of 3 years of experience in financial services with a growing personal practice Active Life and Health License required FINRA Series 6/7 and 63/66 licenses preferred (sponsorship and support available if not currently held) Demonstrated success in client development, planning, and relationship management Leadership ability with a strong interest in mentoring and building high-performing teams Business-driven mindset with a long-term vision for growth Must be authorized to work in the United States Benefits Top-tier health coverage including medical, dental, and vision plans for you and your dependents 401(k) retirement plan with company match to help you build long-term security Life and disability insurance for added peace of mind Employee wellness programs and mental health resources Career growth opportunities and ongoing training support J-18808-Ljbffr

Manager, Software Engineering (Cincinnati)

We’re looking for an engineering leader who stays close to the code, holds a high technical bar, and can translate product priorities into shipped software without losing momentum. You’ll manage a team of software engineers, collaborate directly with product management on roadmap execution, and operate as a peer to architecture and platform peers across Exostar’s R&D organization. You will use AI coding tools — Claude Code, GitHub Copilot — yourself, daily. You will model that behavior for your team. AI-native development is not optional at Exostar; it’s how we build. This role reports to the Director, R&D Engineering and operates in Exostar’s FedRAMP Moderate / CMMC Level 2 environment serving defense primes including Boeing and BAE Systems. What You’ll Own Lead a team of software engineers building production features across Exostar’s identity, credentialing, and supply chain security platform. Own the technical quality of your team’s output — architecture decisions, PR reviews, code quality, and production reliability. Drive sprint execution: planning, backlog refinement, dependency management, and delivery against committed milestones. Identify and resolve blockers before they become delays — elevate when needed but own the outcome. Establish and maintain engineering metrics: deployment frequency, change failure rate, cycle time, defect escape rate. AI-Native Engineering Leadership Use Claude Code and GitHub Copilot daily in your own workflow — not as optional productivity tools, as standard practice. Model AI-native development for your team: code generation, agentic workflows, AI-assisted PR review, and automated testing. Drive adoption across your team: coach skeptics, celebrate early adopters, measure impact, and share learnings org-wide. Stay current on the AI tooling landscape — surface new tools and workflows to the Director when they’re worth evaluating. Partner with product managers to translate roadmap priorities into engineering scope — push back on ambiguity, not on accountability. Participate in quarterly planning: capacity estimation, sequencing, and dependency identification across teams. Maintain clear line of sight from customer commitments to sprint execution for your team. Surface engineering constraints to product early — don’t absorb scope silently, negotiate it explicitly. Build and sustain a strong engineering team by hiring well, developing talent, addressing performance gaps, and making tough decisions when required. Lead consistent 1:1 conversation that prioritize coaching, development, and long‑term impact. Build a team culture of end‑to‑end ownership: engineers who ship, monitor, and stand behind their systems in production. Partner with the Director on career development frameworks and internal promotion pipelines. Required: 7 years of software engineering experience, with 3 years in an engineering leadership capacity managing a team. Hands‑on daily user of AI coding tools — Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or equivalent. You use these yourself, not just advocate for them. Comfortable in code: you conduct meaningful PR reviews, write production code when it unblocks the team, and can challenge architecture decisions with technical depth. Cloud‑native engineering experience on Azure or AWS — microservices, containerization, CI/CD, IaC. Strong written and verbal communication — you can write a crisp engineering spec and hold your own in a cross‑functional planning session. U.S. Citizens only Due to customer requirements, U.S. Citizenship is required. Ability to gain and maintain Trusted Role is required. Location: Hybrid- Cincinnati, OH (3x/week) Preferred Qualifications: You are exactly who we are looking for if you: Experience in a FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, or equivalent regulated environment — understanding of how compliance requirements land in the SDLC. Exostar’s primary stack: C#/.NET, Angular, Python, TypeScript, Kubernetes, Terraform. IAM, PKI, credentialing, or federated identity domain experience. Experience building or operating agentic AI workflows: MCP, multi‑tool pipelines, AI‑assisted code review or testing. Track record of driving AI tooling adoption at team scale — teach‑the‑trainer models, adoption measurement, coaching skeptics. Deep understanding Microsoft Azure PaaS (Platform‑as‑a‑Service) offerings such as App Service, Functions, and Azure SQL. Hands‑on, working knowledge of Java and the Spring framework is required. Why Exostar AI‑native engineering org: Claude Code and Copilot are standard, not experiments. Leadership actively backs it and uses it. Real compliance stakes: FedRAMP Moderate, CMMC 110/110, Azure Gov multi‑tenant. Engineering decisions matter here. PE‑backed (Arlington Capital Partners) with the resources to invest and the urgency to execute. Direct line to a Director who is hands‑on, technically credible, and invested in your development. Mission‑driven: securing collaboration infrastructure for the Defense Industrial Base. About Exostar Exostar’s cloud‑based platforms create exclusive communities within the Aerospace and Defense, Life Sciences, and other highly regulated industries where members securely collaborate, share information, and operate compliantly. Within these communities we build trust. By analyzing community data, we provide insights and intelligence enabling organizations to make better, timelier decisions, mitigate risk, and operate more efficiently. We believe in employee development: we promote internally and provide training and educational assistance. We provide a fun, engaged workplace, with social and community‑building events. We offer comprehensive benefits and flexible time off plans. Exostar is an Equal Opportunity Employment Employer. The company provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, disability status or genetic information. Exostar is committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all persons in all facets of employment including recruiting, hiring, compensation, promotion, training, benefits, transfers and working conditions. J-18808-Ljbffr