We’re not actively hiring publicly right now.
The current operator-stage Bridger team works in tight loops between contractor onboarding, intelligence-engine refinement, and marketplace facilitation. We don’t have an open position to publish today.
If your background is unusually strong in one of the lanes below, send a note anyway — we keep a slim short-list and will reach out when the next role opens.
What we look for, when we look.
Federal procurement domain
Former federal contracting officer, prime business development lead, or DoD acquisition staff. You know how a SOW is shaped, how a CPARS rating gets written, and why an 8(a) set-aside changes the bid math.
Allied-procurement policy
Defence policy lawyer (US, AUKUS, Five Eyes), trade-control specialist (ITAR/EAR/UK SPIRE/EU dual-use), or international-trade analyst. You can read 22 CFR §126.7 and explain it to a foreign vendor in plain English.
Backend / infra engineering
Next.js + Postgres + Vercel at scale. Experience with multi-tenant data isolation, audit logging, and FedRAMP-adjacent security postures. Comfortable owning a service end-to-end.
Editorial intelligence
Former defence-news editor, congressional staff researcher, or intelligence analyst with public-source-only practice. You can write a 250-word brief that holds up under scrutiny.
Honest about the operating model.
Remote-first. Async-default. US East Coast working hours overlap of 4-5 hours/day. Compensation is competitive base + meaningful equity, no junk benefits. We do not require clearances for any current role.
We commit to a maximum 4-step interview loop (intro conversation, deep-dive on a real artefact you’ve built, 30-min written take-home, founder reference). No leetcode. Decisions in under 10 business days from first conversation.