Shield AI
Washington, Washington DC
Job Description Job Description Shield AI is a venture-backed defense-tech company with the mission of protecting service members and civilians with intelligent systems. Its products include Hivemind autonomy software, V-BAT and X-BAT aircraft, and Aechelon simulation and synthetic reality technologies. With offices and facilities across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, Shield AI's technology actively supports operations worldwide. For more information, visit . Follow Shield AI on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and YouTube. Shield AI builds trusted autonomy for national-security space missions. The Chief Engineer, Autonomy - Space Domain is the senior technical authority responsible for defining, delivering, and sustaining autonomy capabilities that convert distributed space, ground, and payload resources into timely, decision-quality data products. This leader owns the technical vision, system architecture, execution rigor, risk posture, verification strategy, and operational readiness of the space-autonomy solution across its lifecycle: concept development, integration, test, launch/commissioning support where applicable, on-orbit operations, software updates, and mission evolution. The role ensures that autonomy performs reliably across multi-constellation and multi-orbit mission environments, supports resilient operation in constrained or contested conditions, and delivers usable information to mission users at operational tempo. This is not a research position. This is a position focused on delivering mission-ready autonomy systems that perform in real-world operational environments. What You'll Do: Serve as the senior technical authority for space-domain autonomy, accountable for mission architecture, software/system design, technical execution, product quality, technical risk, verification evidence, and customer technical confidence. Define and evolve an autonomy architecture that supports end-to-end tasking, collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination across a heterogeneous space enterprise, including satellites, hosted payloads, ground systems, mission applications, communications networks, cloud/edge compute, and external data sources. Lead the development of automatic and autonomous behaviors for multi-constellation and/or multi-orbit tasking, including prioritization, scheduling, replanning, resource allocation, coordination, conflict resolution, and response to dynamic mission demands. Define technical approaches for autonomously selecting, cueing, configuring, and coordinating collection from all relevant payload classes, as applicable to mission needs, including but not limited to: electro-optical/infrared, AIS, SAR, RF, SIGINT, communications, environmental, navigation, or third-party/partner payload sources. Architect and govern hybrid on-board and off-board processing strategies. Establish decision criteria for where inference, data reduction, fusion, storage, prioritization, and dissemination functions execute, accounting for latency, bandwidth, compute, power, thermal constraints, availability, security, mission priority, and degraded communications. Lead the technical design of advanced exploitation capabilities, including automated triage, sensor fusion, event detection, object/activity characterization, change detection, anomaly detection, provenance, confidence estimation, and analyst-in-the-loop workflows. Own the technical approach for dissemination of mission products: data-format and interface standards, prioritization, routing, timeliness, quality metadata, access control, product traceability, downstream machine-to-machine integration, and human-user delivery. Establish coherent autonomy interfaces among spacecraft buses, payloads, avionics, flight software, communications systems, mission planning systems, ground control, cloud/edge infrastructure, data platforms, and customer mission applications. Drive technical rigor across system requirements, CONOPS, architecture descriptions, interface-control documents, trade studies, test plans, verification matrices, technical performance measures, and technical baselines. Lead autonomy technical readiness for major milestones, including concept and requirements reviews, preliminary and critical design reviews, test-readiness reviews, operational demonstrations, launch-readiness activities where applicable, commissioning, on-orbit operational assessments, and customer acceptance events. Define and execute a verification and validation strategy that combines modeling and simulation, digital engineering, software-in-the-loop, hardware-in-the-loop, payload/ground integration, mission rehearsal, operational test, and-in applicable programs-on-orbit validation. Identify, quantify, and retire autonomy-specific technical risks, including failure or degradation of sensors and payloads; crosslink or ground-link interruption; incomplete, delayed, conflicting, or deceptive data; resource exhaustion; model uncertainty; interface failures; cyber compromise; and unsafe or unexplainable automated action. Partner with product, program, mission operations, security, safety/mission assurance, payload, spacecraft, ground, cloud, and data-engineering leaders to balance mission performance, technical risk, cost, schedule, and customer commitments. Serve as a senior technical counterpart for government customers, mission partners, suppliers, and internal executives. Support capture, proposal technical volumes, demonstrations, mission architecture discussions, technical reviews, and customer acceptance. Build and mentor a high-performing technical organization that may include staff engineers, autonomy developers, mission planners, data/ML engineers, test engineers, and domain experts. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in computer science, aerospace engineering, electrical/computer engineering, systems engineering, applied mathematics, robotics, physics, or a related technical discipline; advanced degree preferred. 12+ years of progressively responsible experience in autonomy, space systems, aerospace, robotics, mission systems, ISR, satellite operations, distributed systems, or comparable complex technical fields. Demonstrated experience as a Chief Engineer, Lead Systems Engineer, Technical Director, Principal/Distinguished Engineer, IPT lead, or equivalent senior technical leader responsible for end-to-end system outcomes. Significant experience designing, developing, integrating, testing, and operationalizing software-intensive mission systems with high reliability, mission assurance, or certifiability requirements. Demonstrated technical depth in several of the following: Autonomous planning, scheduling, optimization, decision-making, and multi-agent or distributed coordination. Space mission planning, spacecraft or payload operations, satellite ground systems, constellation operations, or hosted-payload architectures. Multi-orbit/multi-constellation tasking and resource management. Embedded, edge, ground, cloud, and hybrid compute architectures. On-board data processing, sensor fusion, payload control, and communication-aware autonomy. ISR, remote sensing, RF, EO/IR, SAR, communications, navigation, or other mission-payload processing and exploitation. Data-product generation, provenance, quality assessment, dissemination, APIs, and enterprise mission-data integration. Systems engineering: requirements, CONOPS, architecture, ICDs, trade studies, verification planning, technical reviews, and risk management. Experience leading a multidisciplinary, matrixed engineering organization and influencing technical outcomes across teams without requiring direct reporting control. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain complex technical trade-offs to engineers, executives, government customers, operators, and mission partners. Experience supporting customer-facing technical work, including proposals, solution architecture, test/demonstration planning, and technical reviews. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with national security, defense, intelligence, civil-government, or commercial-space programs. Experience moving mission autonomy from prototype or research environments into sustained operational use. Demonstrated experience with operational test, mission rehearsal, launch preparation, satellite commissioning, or on-orbit anomaly response. Familiarity with safety/mission-assurance methods, cybersecurity engineering, secure software-development practices, and authorization/compliance processes relevant to space or defense systems. Experience establishing a reusable autonomy platform across multiple programs rather than delivering isolated, bespoke solutions. Active TS/SCI clearance, or established eligibility to obtain and maintain it, depending on program requirements. Full-time regular employee offer package: Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity Temporary employee offer package: Pay within range listed above + temporary benefits package (applicable after 60 days of employment) . click apply for full job details
Job Description Job Description Shield AI is a venture-backed defense-tech company with the mission of protecting service members and civilians with intelligent systems. Its products include Hivemind autonomy software, V-BAT and X-BAT aircraft, and Aechelon simulation and synthetic reality technologies. With offices and facilities across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, Shield AI's technology actively supports operations worldwide. For more information, visit . Follow Shield AI on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and YouTube. Shield AI builds trusted autonomy for national-security space missions. The Chief Engineer, Autonomy - Space Domain is the senior technical authority responsible for defining, delivering, and sustaining autonomy capabilities that convert distributed space, ground, and payload resources into timely, decision-quality data products. This leader owns the technical vision, system architecture, execution rigor, risk posture, verification strategy, and operational readiness of the space-autonomy solution across its lifecycle: concept development, integration, test, launch/commissioning support where applicable, on-orbit operations, software updates, and mission evolution. The role ensures that autonomy performs reliably across multi-constellation and multi-orbit mission environments, supports resilient operation in constrained or contested conditions, and delivers usable information to mission users at operational tempo. This is not a research position. This is a position focused on delivering mission-ready autonomy systems that perform in real-world operational environments. What You'll Do: Serve as the senior technical authority for space-domain autonomy, accountable for mission architecture, software/system design, technical execution, product quality, technical risk, verification evidence, and customer technical confidence. Define and evolve an autonomy architecture that supports end-to-end tasking, collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination across a heterogeneous space enterprise, including satellites, hosted payloads, ground systems, mission applications, communications networks, cloud/edge compute, and external data sources. Lead the development of automatic and autonomous behaviors for multi-constellation and/or multi-orbit tasking, including prioritization, scheduling, replanning, resource allocation, coordination, conflict resolution, and response to dynamic mission demands. Define technical approaches for autonomously selecting, cueing, configuring, and coordinating collection from all relevant payload classes, as applicable to mission needs, including but not limited to: electro-optical/infrared, AIS, SAR, RF, SIGINT, communications, environmental, navigation, or third-party/partner payload sources. Architect and govern hybrid on-board and off-board processing strategies. Establish decision criteria for where inference, data reduction, fusion, storage, prioritization, and dissemination functions execute, accounting for latency, bandwidth, compute, power, thermal constraints, availability, security, mission priority, and degraded communications. Lead the technical design of advanced exploitation capabilities, including automated triage, sensor fusion, event detection, object/activity characterization, change detection, anomaly detection, provenance, confidence estimation, and analyst-in-the-loop workflows. Own the technical approach for dissemination of mission products: data-format and interface standards, prioritization, routing, timeliness, quality metadata, access control, product traceability, downstream machine-to-machine integration, and human-user delivery. Establish coherent autonomy interfaces among spacecraft buses, payloads, avionics, flight software, communications systems, mission planning systems, ground control, cloud/edge infrastructure, data platforms, and customer mission applications. Drive technical rigor across system requirements, CONOPS, architecture descriptions, interface-control documents, trade studies, test plans, verification matrices, technical performance measures, and technical baselines. Lead autonomy technical readiness for major milestones, including concept and requirements reviews, preliminary and critical design reviews, test-readiness reviews, operational demonstrations, launch-readiness activities where applicable, commissioning, on-orbit operational assessments, and customer acceptance events. Define and execute a verification and validation strategy that combines modeling and simulation, digital engineering, software-in-the-loop, hardware-in-the-loop, payload/ground integration, mission rehearsal, operational test, and-in applicable programs-on-orbit validation. Identify, quantify, and retire autonomy-specific technical risks, including failure or degradation of sensors and payloads; crosslink or ground-link interruption; incomplete, delayed, conflicting, or deceptive data; resource exhaustion; model uncertainty; interface failures; cyber compromise; and unsafe or unexplainable automated action. Partner with product, program, mission operations, security, safety/mission assurance, payload, spacecraft, ground, cloud, and data-engineering leaders to balance mission performance, technical risk, cost, schedule, and customer commitments. Serve as a senior technical counterpart for government customers, mission partners, suppliers, and internal executives. Support capture, proposal technical volumes, demonstrations, mission architecture discussions, technical reviews, and customer acceptance. Build and mentor a high-performing technical organization that may include staff engineers, autonomy developers, mission planners, data/ML engineers, test engineers, and domain experts. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in computer science, aerospace engineering, electrical/computer engineering, systems engineering, applied mathematics, robotics, physics, or a related technical discipline; advanced degree preferred. 12+ years of progressively responsible experience in autonomy, space systems, aerospace, robotics, mission systems, ISR, satellite operations, distributed systems, or comparable complex technical fields. Demonstrated experience as a Chief Engineer, Lead Systems Engineer, Technical Director, Principal/Distinguished Engineer, IPT lead, or equivalent senior technical leader responsible for end-to-end system outcomes. Significant experience designing, developing, integrating, testing, and operationalizing software-intensive mission systems with high reliability, mission assurance, or certifiability requirements. Demonstrated technical depth in several of the following: Autonomous planning, scheduling, optimization, decision-making, and multi-agent or distributed coordination. Space mission planning, spacecraft or payload operations, satellite ground systems, constellation operations, or hosted-payload architectures. Multi-orbit/multi-constellation tasking and resource management. Embedded, edge, ground, cloud, and hybrid compute architectures. On-board data processing, sensor fusion, payload control, and communication-aware autonomy. ISR, remote sensing, RF, EO/IR, SAR, communications, navigation, or other mission-payload processing and exploitation. Data-product generation, provenance, quality assessment, dissemination, APIs, and enterprise mission-data integration. Systems engineering: requirements, CONOPS, architecture, ICDs, trade studies, verification planning, technical reviews, and risk management. Experience leading a multidisciplinary, matrixed engineering organization and influencing technical outcomes across teams without requiring direct reporting control. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain complex technical trade-offs to engineers, executives, government customers, operators, and mission partners. Experience supporting customer-facing technical work, including proposals, solution architecture, test/demonstration planning, and technical reviews. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with national security, defense, intelligence, civil-government, or commercial-space programs. Experience moving mission autonomy from prototype or research environments into sustained operational use. Demonstrated experience with operational test, mission rehearsal, launch preparation, satellite commissioning, or on-orbit anomaly response. Familiarity with safety/mission-assurance methods, cybersecurity engineering, secure software-development practices, and authorization/compliance processes relevant to space or defense systems. Experience establishing a reusable autonomy platform across multiple programs rather than delivering isolated, bespoke solutions. Active TS/SCI clearance, or established eligibility to obtain and maintain it, depending on program requirements. Full-time regular employee offer package: Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity Temporary employee offer package: Pay within range listed above + temporary benefits package (applicable after 60 days of employment) . click apply for full job details
FormativGroup
Washington, Washington DC
Job Description Job Description Is this you? Are you a Regulatory Affairs Business Analyst who can translate complex regulatory and business needs into clear requirements, process flows, and system-ready documentation? This role is ideal for someone with deep Regulatory Affairs experience who enjoys partnering across business and technology teams to help drive a successful Regulatory Information Management (RIM) implementation. About the role The Business Analyst - Regulatory Affairs / RIM will support the business side of a Regulatory Information Management system implementation, serving as a bridge between Regulatory Affairs stakeholders and the teams responsible for delivering the solution. In this role, you'll gather and document business requirements, develop current- and future-state process flows, facilitate stakeholder discussions, and translate regulatory processes into clear, actionable requirements for the RIM implementation. This is not a regulatory submissions production role . Rather than compiling or submitting documents directly to the FDA or other Health Authorities, you'll use your Regulatory Affairs expertise to help business and technology teams understand regulatory workflows, requirements, and documentation needs so the RIM solution effectively supports the business. What You'll Work On As Business Analyst - Regulatory Affairs / RIM, you will: Lead or support the business in gathering, organizing, and documenting requirements for a RIM system deployment. Create, update, and maintain process flows that reflect Regulatory Affairs business processes and system needs. Collaborate with Regulatory Affairs stakeholders, business users, technology teams, and implementation partners to clarify requirements and priorities. Support stakeholder discussions, workshops, and working sessions to understand current-state and future-state processes. Translate regulatory business needs into clear business requirements, process documentation, and system-supporting materials. Apply Regulatory Affairs subject matter expertise to help teams understand Health Authority regulations, regulatory workflows, and RIM-related needs. Support documentation related to regulatory submissions processes, annual reports, Health Authority conversations, and related regulatory activities as they connect to the RIM system. Help compile and organize documents needed to support a RIM system implementation, including business requirements and related process materials. Use tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio to document requirements, process flows, stakeholder inputs, and project materials. Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure business requirements are understood, traceable, and aligned to implementation goals. What You'll Bring You will likely be successful in this role if you have: 10+ years of Regulatory Affairs experience, with direct experience working in regulatory affairs required. Regulatory Information Management experience required. Experience supporting or working with RIM systems, RIM processes, or RIM system deployments. Experience with Health Authority regulations, ideally FDA regulations applicable to the tobacco industry. Experience with Health Authority regulations in pharma or medical device environments, with willingness to learn tobacco regulations, may also be considered. Experience with regulatory submissions processes, including annual reports and Health Authority communications or conversations. Strong stakeholder management experience, including the ability to work with business users, regulatory teams, technical teams, and project stakeholders. Experience gathering requirements, documenting business needs, and supporting process documentation for system implementation work. Know-how of compiling documents for a RIM system, including business requirements and related implementation materials. Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio. How You Work You are business-focused, practical, and able to translate regulatory knowledge into clear requirements and process documentation. You are comfortable working with multiple stakeholders, asking thoughtful questions, and clarifying details in a structured way. You bring strong attention to detail, clear communication, and a collaborative mindset to implementation work that requires accuracy, alignment, and follow-through. Bonus Points If You Have Experience with tobacco regulatory requirements or FDA regulations applicable to tobacco products. Experience supporting RIM system implementation, deployment, migration, or optimization projects. Experience documenting current-state and future-state regulatory processes. Experience working in pharma, medical device, tobacco, or other highly regulated product environments. Experience using business process modeling tools beyond Visio. What Success Looks Like Regulatory Affairs requirements are clearly gathered, documented, and aligned to the RIM system deployment. Process flows and business documentation accurately reflect stakeholder needs and regulatory workflows. Business, regulatory, and technology teams have a shared understanding of requirements, priorities, and implementation expectations. Stakeholders view you as a trusted Regulatory Affairs SME who can bridge business needs and system implementation work. Your work helps support a smoother, more organized, and business-aligned RIM deployment. Why Join FormativGroup FormativGroup is a PE-backed technology consulting and implementation partner helping organizations modernize complex business platforms, improve delivery outcomes, and scale technology solutions that support long-term growth. We partner with clients across strategy, solution design, implementation, and ongoing support to help move critical initiatives from vision to execution. Our teams bring deep technical expertise, delivery discipline, and a collaborative approach to every engagement. At FormativGroup, you'll work with people who are practical, collaborative, and focused on solving meaningful business and technology problems. We're growing, which means you'll have opportunities to contribute ideas, work closely with experienced leaders, and help shape how we deliver for clients. Employment Eligibility This role is Hybrid, must reside near to Richmond, VA - Not open to travel - must go onsite 1st week and intermittently Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa now or in the future We are committed to pay equity and transparency. The compensation range for this position represents our good faith estimate of the range we reasonably expect to pay for this role at the time of posting. The actual compensation offered will be determined based on factors such as the candidate's experience, skills, education, work location, and internal equity. In addition to hourly pay, employees may be eligible for discretionary bonuses, commissions, or other incentive programs, as well as a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, 401(k), paid time off, etc. Estimated hourly Compensation Range: $85-$95 USD FormativGroup operates within the critical middle layer of business technology, where applications and systems connect infrastructure to business processes. We are specialists who help the middle market take full advantage of their technology investments with deep, industry-centric expertise, all in one place, to unify fragmented systems. With deep technical expertise across cloud architecture, system integration, AI, and data strategy, we bridge the gap between business goals and modern platforms. FormativGroup is an equal opportunity employer providing opportunities to applicants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. ADA Specifications: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position. Click here to view our Privacy Policy
Job Description Job Description Is this you? Are you a Regulatory Affairs Business Analyst who can translate complex regulatory and business needs into clear requirements, process flows, and system-ready documentation? This role is ideal for someone with deep Regulatory Affairs experience who enjoys partnering across business and technology teams to help drive a successful Regulatory Information Management (RIM) implementation. About the role The Business Analyst - Regulatory Affairs / RIM will support the business side of a Regulatory Information Management system implementation, serving as a bridge between Regulatory Affairs stakeholders and the teams responsible for delivering the solution. In this role, you'll gather and document business requirements, develop current- and future-state process flows, facilitate stakeholder discussions, and translate regulatory processes into clear, actionable requirements for the RIM implementation. This is not a regulatory submissions production role . Rather than compiling or submitting documents directly to the FDA or other Health Authorities, you'll use your Regulatory Affairs expertise to help business and technology teams understand regulatory workflows, requirements, and documentation needs so the RIM solution effectively supports the business. What You'll Work On As Business Analyst - Regulatory Affairs / RIM, you will: Lead or support the business in gathering, organizing, and documenting requirements for a RIM system deployment. Create, update, and maintain process flows that reflect Regulatory Affairs business processes and system needs. Collaborate with Regulatory Affairs stakeholders, business users, technology teams, and implementation partners to clarify requirements and priorities. Support stakeholder discussions, workshops, and working sessions to understand current-state and future-state processes. Translate regulatory business needs into clear business requirements, process documentation, and system-supporting materials. Apply Regulatory Affairs subject matter expertise to help teams understand Health Authority regulations, regulatory workflows, and RIM-related needs. Support documentation related to regulatory submissions processes, annual reports, Health Authority conversations, and related regulatory activities as they connect to the RIM system. Help compile and organize documents needed to support a RIM system implementation, including business requirements and related process materials. Use tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio to document requirements, process flows, stakeholder inputs, and project materials. Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure business requirements are understood, traceable, and aligned to implementation goals. What You'll Bring You will likely be successful in this role if you have: 10+ years of Regulatory Affairs experience, with direct experience working in regulatory affairs required. Regulatory Information Management experience required. Experience supporting or working with RIM systems, RIM processes, or RIM system deployments. Experience with Health Authority regulations, ideally FDA regulations applicable to the tobacco industry. Experience with Health Authority regulations in pharma or medical device environments, with willingness to learn tobacco regulations, may also be considered. Experience with regulatory submissions processes, including annual reports and Health Authority communications or conversations. Strong stakeholder management experience, including the ability to work with business users, regulatory teams, technical teams, and project stakeholders. Experience gathering requirements, documenting business needs, and supporting process documentation for system implementation work. Know-how of compiling documents for a RIM system, including business requirements and related implementation materials. Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio. How You Work You are business-focused, practical, and able to translate regulatory knowledge into clear requirements and process documentation. You are comfortable working with multiple stakeholders, asking thoughtful questions, and clarifying details in a structured way. You bring strong attention to detail, clear communication, and a collaborative mindset to implementation work that requires accuracy, alignment, and follow-through. Bonus Points If You Have Experience with tobacco regulatory requirements or FDA regulations applicable to tobacco products. Experience supporting RIM system implementation, deployment, migration, or optimization projects. Experience documenting current-state and future-state regulatory processes. Experience working in pharma, medical device, tobacco, or other highly regulated product environments. Experience using business process modeling tools beyond Visio. What Success Looks Like Regulatory Affairs requirements are clearly gathered, documented, and aligned to the RIM system deployment. Process flows and business documentation accurately reflect stakeholder needs and regulatory workflows. Business, regulatory, and technology teams have a shared understanding of requirements, priorities, and implementation expectations. Stakeholders view you as a trusted Regulatory Affairs SME who can bridge business needs and system implementation work. Your work helps support a smoother, more organized, and business-aligned RIM deployment. Why Join FormativGroup FormativGroup is a PE-backed technology consulting and implementation partner helping organizations modernize complex business platforms, improve delivery outcomes, and scale technology solutions that support long-term growth. We partner with clients across strategy, solution design, implementation, and ongoing support to help move critical initiatives from vision to execution. Our teams bring deep technical expertise, delivery discipline, and a collaborative approach to every engagement. At FormativGroup, you'll work with people who are practical, collaborative, and focused on solving meaningful business and technology problems. We're growing, which means you'll have opportunities to contribute ideas, work closely with experienced leaders, and help shape how we deliver for clients. Employment Eligibility This role is Hybrid, must reside near to Richmond, VA - Not open to travel - must go onsite 1st week and intermittently Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa now or in the future We are committed to pay equity and transparency. The compensation range for this position represents our good faith estimate of the range we reasonably expect to pay for this role at the time of posting. The actual compensation offered will be determined based on factors such as the candidate's experience, skills, education, work location, and internal equity. In addition to hourly pay, employees may be eligible for discretionary bonuses, commissions, or other incentive programs, as well as a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, 401(k), paid time off, etc. Estimated hourly Compensation Range: $85-$95 USD FormativGroup operates within the critical middle layer of business technology, where applications and systems connect infrastructure to business processes. We are specialists who help the middle market take full advantage of their technology investments with deep, industry-centric expertise, all in one place, to unify fragmented systems. With deep technical expertise across cloud architecture, system integration, AI, and data strategy, we bridge the gap between business goals and modern platforms. FormativGroup is an equal opportunity employer providing opportunities to applicants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. ADA Specifications: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position. Click here to view our Privacy Policy