Job
Technical Program Consultant — DARPA / ARPA-H
Organization
Tetonic AI, Jackson, Wyoming, United States (remote)
Scientific focus area
Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering and Biophysics, Systems Biology, Computational Biology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Tetonic AI helps companies, universities, and consortia pursue funding from advanced R&D agencies, primarily ARPA-H and DARPA. We are seeking a part-time Technical Program Consultant to help clients develop ambitious R&D programs and competitive proposals. Former SETAs and federal R&D technical advisors are strongly encouraged to apply.
About the position
This is a fully remote, part-time consulting role starting at approximately 10–15 hours per week, with a potential path to full-time.
The Technical Program Consultant will work directly with clients pursuing ambitious R&D programs and funding opportunities from agencies including ARPA-H and DARPA. Responsibilities include:
- Shape ambitious but achievable R&D concepts and proposals
- Provide technical feedback and help develop proposal materials
- Build consortia by sourcing and evaluating potential partners and technologies across biotechnology and hard-tech fields
- Design project structures, budgets, milestones, and deliverables
- Help clients navigate government-specific requirements and nuances of federal R&D funding opportunities
- Manage complex projects involving diverse technical and organizational stakeholders under tight deadlines
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What you'll need to apply
Please submit your resume and a short note (one paragraph or less) explaining your interest in the position and why you are a strong fit.
Applications should be sent to [email protected]
Contact name
Noah Friedman
Contact email
Qualifications
Our ideal candidate is a former DARPA or ARPA-H SETA or technical advisor who has supported program managers through program design, technical evaluation, source selection, performer management, or related activities. Candidates with comparable experience at other federal R&D agencies will also be considered.
Required/desired qualifications:
- Strong technical writing, communication, and proposal-review skills
- Ability to assess complex scientific and engineering concepts outside one's primary domain
- Experience with government R&D programs, program development, technical evaluation, or project/program management
- Ability to work independently and manage fast-moving projects with minimal direction
- Strong professionalism and ability to work directly with demanding clients and diverse stakeholders
Preferred:
- PhD with domain expertise in biotechnology, health, AI, sensing, robotics, energy, or another hard-tech field
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