Open expression-of-interest opportunity for professionals with demonstrated impact in areas such as engineering, policy, cybersecurity, auditing, standards, or program management. Applicants should describe an achievement that influenced corporate practices, public policy, widely used software, or their broader field, and explain their interest in working with AVERI. Formal credentials are less important than verifiable impact.
Our work draws on many kinds of expertise, including engineering, policy, cybersecurity, auditing, standards, program management, and more. Some of the most interesting problems sit at the intersection of a range of fields.
We care less about formal credentials than about demonstrated impact. If your work has shaped corporate practices, influenced public policy, advanced deployment of widely-used software, or moved your field in a way you can point to, we want to hear about it.
To get in touch: In the message box, submit up to 200 words on the impact you're proudest of and why you want to work with AVERI. We keep this short deliberately: it respects your time and helps us review every submission.
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