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ORFF Maestra | Prototype Developer; Technical Product
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Lead| REMOTE (US only) | Contract, part-time | https://orffmaestra.com
We're preparing a U.S. Department of Education SBIR Phase IA proposal to build an assessment reasoning platform for school speech-language pathologists. It implements TTL-MSM, a fully specified decision framework for one of the hardest calls in school eligibility evaluations: whether a student's communication profile reflects a disorder or a difference. Clinicians code each source of evidence, and a fixed rule combines them. The rules are written; the software isn't. The research lead is at Baylor University.
Prototype Developer ($70–95/hr): build a browser-based web app from a written spec, with privacy designed in from the start so it's ready for FERPA-protected student data later. About 15–20 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Technical Product Lead ($75–100/hr): the bridge between the clinical spec and the engineering. Scope the prototype, turn the spec into requirements, and keep the build on schedule. About 5–8 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Pre-award scoping (10–15 hrs for the developer, 5–10 for the lead) is unpaid1 , and funded work is contingent on award. U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Apply (structured application, about 30 minutes; replies within five business days):
https://orffmaestra.com/developer
https://orffmaestra.com/technical-lead
We're preparing a U.S. Department of Education SBIR Phase IA proposal to build an assessment reasoning platform for school speech-language pathologists. It implements TTL-MSM, a fully specified decision framework for one of the hardest calls in school eligibility evaluations: whether a student's communication profile reflects a disorder or a difference. Clinicians code each source of evidence, and a fixed rule combines them. The rules are written; the software isn't. The research lead is at Baylor University.
Prototype Developer ($70–95/hr): build a browser-based web app from a written spec, with privacy designed in from the start so it's ready for FERPA-protected student data later. About 15–20 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Technical Product Lead ($75–100/hr): the bridge between the clinical spec and the engineering. Scope the prototype, turn the spec into requirements, and keep the build on schedule. About 5–8 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Pre-award scoping (10–15 hrs for the developer, 5–10 for the lead) is unpaid1 , and funded work is contingent on award. U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Apply (structured application, about 30 minutes; replies within five business days):
https://orffmaestra.com/developer
https://orffmaestra.com/technical-lead