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The Strategic Autonomy Capture Manager will lead Shield AI's mission autonomy engagement strategy and design capture plans involving PACOM entities, influencing policy and requirements across product portfolios.
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Job Description:
The Strategic Autonomy Capture Manager, PACOM will lead Shield AI’s mission autonomy engagement strategy and design capture plans involving PACOM entities. This individual will guide, shape, and inform theater service-component command relationships and influence policy and requirements across Shield AI’s product portfolios.
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About the job
- Posted on
- Oct 14, 2026
- Job type
- Full-time
- Location
- Washington, D.C.On-site
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