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APPIAN CORPORATION: Program Manager (Army)
Observed on the employer’s careers system, last checked 2026-09-05.
- Employer
- APPIAN CORPORATION
- Location
- McLean, Virginia
- Category
- Customer Success - Delivery
- Posted
- 2026-07-28
- Careers system
- greenhouse
- Observed
- 2026-09-05
Role description
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Here at Appian, our values of Intensity and Excellence define who we are. We set high standards and live up to them, ensuring that everything we do is done with care and quality. We approach every challenge with ambition and commitment, holding ourselves and each other accountable to achieve the best results. When you join Appian, you’ll be part of a passionate team dedicated to accomplishing hard things, together. Appian is seeking a strategic, high-impact Program Manager to architect and lead key initiatives that elevate our Public Sector customer experience. In this role, you’ll design and execute enterprise-wide programs that accelerate onboarding, drive product adoption, unlock value realization, and secure renewals—ensuring mission-critical outcomes for our government clients. The ideal candidate is a visionary customer advocate with a proven track record of scaling…
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