Lead Engineer

PMdigital.ai is looking for a Lead Engineer to support the Air Force Operational Medicine Information Systems (AFOMIS) Program Office and AFCENT Surgeon General (AFCENT/SG) on the Medical Expeditionary Systems (MEDXS) program. MEDXS provides full life-cycle IM/IT support for the Air Force Medical Service's operational medicine capabilities. That includes the MEDXS Web Portal, the medical Waiver Management System, analytics dashboards, and Theater Medical Information Program–Joint (TMIP-J) applications used by deployed medical forces at garrison and forward locations in the USCENTCOM AOR.

Lead Engineer (MEDXS)

• Location: Remote (CONUS), with travel to the AOR (Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and other sites)
• Clearance: Active Secret
• Travel: Regular travel to AFCENT OpMed sites, FedRAMP hosting facilities, DHA facilities, and OCONUS locations
• Type: Full-time
  
  

Position Summary
The Lead Engineer is the technical lead for MEDXS engineering, integration, and release readiness. You'll direct the engineering team and make sure MEDXS and TMIP-J capabilities are built, tested, integrated, and deployed reliably across garrison, NOSC, and forward-deployed environments.

Key Responsibilities
•    Lead MEDXS engineering, sustainment, and release readiness, including pre-deployment testing, reach-back support, remote updates, and automated testing.
•    Lead theater systems integration and Windows software deployments to deployed medical sites.
•    Make sure the OpMed Integrated Test Environment (ITE) mirrors the operational environment and validates every update before it's fielded.
•    Provide engineering and integration support for MEDXS capabilities that operate in environments that need access to Secret information. Prevent spillage.
•    Guide system design, interoperability analysis, Agile development, technology refresh, and COTS/GOTS integration.
•    Oversee configuration management baselines and release control for MEDXS, TMIP-AF, and Healthcare Delivery (HCD) software.
•    Lead efforts to resolve critical outages within 4 hours, with no Priority 1 or Priority 2 defects in delivered software.
•    Brief site leadership and the Government on technical status, risks, and recommendations.

Required Qualifications
•    10 or more years of directly relevant experience.
•    Demonstrated experience implementing and maintaining TMIP-J applications, DAF standard server and workstation baseline images, and enterprise workflow and data analytics applications.
•    Experience with theater systems integration and Windows software deployments.
•    DCWF Work Role 632 (Systems Developer), Intermediate proficiency per DoDM 8140.03.
•    OCONUS Readiness Requirements (below).

Preferred Qualifications
•    Experience with the MEDXS Web Portal, the Waiver Management System, or JOMIS Operational Medicine systems.
•    RMF/ATO experience on DoD health IT systems.
OCONUS Readiness Requirements (Mandatory on Day 1)
•    Active U.S. Government Secret security clearance (T3). Clearance verification will be required.
•    Valid U.S. passport with at least 18 months of validity remaining.
•    Proven experience managing personnel deployments, using the Synchronized Predeployment and Operational Tracker (SPOT), and handling host-nation theater clearance/DOCPER requirements across multiple OCONUS AORs.

Compensation: $130-165k per year