Build and lead the biostatistics function, owning statistical strategy across regulatory submissions and clinical validation programs.
Compensation
The expected base salary range for this role is 180,000-210,000 reflecting a good faith estimate. Actual compensation may vary based on experience, qualifications, and other job-related factors. This role is also eligible for equity and 401(k) with company match.
Responsibilities
Own study design and Statistical Analysis Plans across the portfolio, including pivotal regulatory submissions
Develop analytical and clinical validation strategies for novel biomarker technologies
Serve as the statistical authority in FDA interactions
Drive prognostic and predictive signature development on our platform representations
Help shape how evidence is generated and communicated across publications and clinical strategy
The ACCS Family Connector promotes the full integration and functioning of Persons Served (PS) needed to live successfully in the community. Provides outreach, information, referral and direct support services to families and other community members who identify as supports of the PS. Orients and serves as primary liaison to PS families and members of their social network. Enhances PS social supports.
Compensation
USD $49,733.00 - USD $49,733.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Creates a welcoming environment for parents, families, and other community members who identify as supporters in which families/supporters are respected and valued.
Provides outreach to and collects current and historical family/supporters’ information with focus on understanding the PS family/supporter relationships and their impact on the PS.
Provides family psycho-education to families, supporters, and guardians.
Collaborates with PS and their family members/supporters to determine how they can best support the desired level of family participation in the PS treatment.
Trains and mentors’ staff in maintaining a family/supporter perspective in their work.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in human services field from an accredited school and one year experience working with children/adolescents/TAY (or adult)
Associate’s degree in human service field from an accredited school and one year experience working with children/adolescents/TAY (or adult)
high school diploma/GED and two years’ experience working with children/adolescents/TAY (or adult)
Senior Technical Advisor for Space-Enabled Missile Defense
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory · Posted Nov 10, 2026
Provide technical leadership, independent assessment, and strategic guidance across a portfolio of efforts leveraging space-based and space-enabled capabilities to address critical missile defense challenges.
Compensation
Minimum Rate
$105,000 Annually
Maximum Rate
$290,000 Annually
Responsibilities
Serve as a trusted senior technical advisor to program leadership, Government sponsors, and mission partners on space-enabled missile defense priorities, architectures, and technical decisions.
Provide technical leadership for the integration of Space Based Interceptor system concepts and related space-enabled missile defense capabilities.
Evaluate system architectures, requirements, interfaces, operational concepts, and performance trades across areas such as fire control, interceptor systems, spacecraft operations, battle management, command and control, sensing, and ground and flight test.
Lead or contribute to system-level technical analyses, studies, reviews, and recommendations addressing complex mission, technical, cost, schedule, and risk considerations.
Help translate sponsor and operational needs into technically sound, executable tasks, analyses, prototypes, and systems-engineering activities.
Requirements
M.S. in engineering, mathematics, physics, computer science, space systems, aerospace engineering, or another applicable technical discipline
Ph.D. in engineering, mathematics, physics, computer science, or another applicable technical discipline