As the most trusted global leader in data-first contract lifecycle management (CLM) software, Agiloft helps organizations manage the end-to-end process of proposing, negotiating, signing, and leveraging contracts using our flexible Data-first Agreement Platform (DAP). With contract data as the foundation, customers quickly and collaboratively reach agreement and leverage contract visibility to thrive with competitive advantage. Employing powerful, pragmatic artificial intelligence as a legal force multiplier, and robust integration capabilities as a data liberator, organizations around the world trust Agiloft’s certified implementers to deliver connected, intelligent, and autonomous solutions across the entire contract lifecycle. Top analysts like Gartner, Forrester, and IDC agree, all showing Agiloft as a leader in the CLM space. Our no code platform is easily managed and administered by business users, which is why Agiloft is the contract you keep: nearly a full 100% of new customers are satisfied with their initial implementations, and some 97% of customers renew every year. Ours is a growing, vibrant, successful company that is at the forefront of a market that is becoming a must-have for all organizations. We believe that the way to build the strongest, most vibrant place to work is to bring in individuals from all walks of life, and to support them in bringing their authentic selves to their day, every day. Our working philosophy is that “EX = CX”: when employee experience is excellent, so is customer experience. We support multiple Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), and offer a working environment that supports healthy work/life balance, including floating holidays and a quarterly, no-questions-asked wellness day. Position Overview
The FedRAMP Program Manager serves as the day-to-day owner of the company’s responsibilities within a partner-managed FedRAMP environment. This individual translates FedRAMP, NIST SP 800-53, assessment, and external-partner requirements into clear internal actions; coordinates evidence and remediation activities across functional teams; manages deadlines and shared-responsibility dependencies; and independently evaluates whether company work, remediation responses, and evidence are sufficiently complete and responsive for submission to external FedRAMP partners, assessors, or other stakeholders. The role works with limited day-to-day supervision under the direction of the Director of Security and Compliance, establishes the operating structure needed to keep the program moving, and provides timely visibility into program status, risks, blockers, and required decisions.
This is an individual-contributor program execution and subject-matter-expert role; it does not perform engineering implementation or technical remediation. Strong performance in this role results in a FedRAMP program that remains organized, assessment-ready, and on schedule, with clear ownership, reliable evidence, timely remediation, and emerging risks addressed before they become compliance blockers.