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AI Program Analyst
InterImage
Arlington, VA, US
Source: InterImage careers · View original posting
- Pay
- $110,000 — $140,000 USD per year
- Employment
- full time
Employer job description
From InterImage's posting. “We” and “our” refer to the employer.
PixelRain AI is a small, fast-moving AI company delivering an AI-powered product-lifecycle knowledge platform for a U.S. Department of War (DoW) customer: governed ingestion of technical documents, an enterprise ontology and knowledge graph, and generative-AI applications that draft maintenance-planning products and answer engineering questions with citations — running in the customer's cloud environment, with an offline variant for disconnected use. Small team, real users, working software demonstrated every sprint.
Compensation
Salary: 110,000 - 140,000+
Active Secret Clearance Required
This role is the connective tissue of the program: part business analyst, part tester, part program coordinator. You will keep delivery organized and be trusted with real program-management responsibilities as you grow into them.
What you'll do
- Prepare and submit the monthly progress and funds-status reports to the customer.
- Track assignments and action items across the team; keep sprints, milestones, and deliverables organized and moving.
- Support requirements: capture and document customer needs, write acceptance criteria, and keep them current.
- Plan and run testing: test cases, execution, defect tracking, and test reports against acceptance criteria.
- Prototype and validate with AI tools — build small utilities, test harnesses, and demos using AI-assisted development.
Requirements
- 4+ years as a business analyst, tester, or program analyst on software programs.
- Experience writing and submitting customer-facing status reports and tracking deliverables and actions.
- Hands-on requirements and testing experience — you’ve written test cases and run them, not just coordinated them.