Jobs
I pull these straight from each employer’s own careers feed, read each posting to say what the role actually is, and link out to the authoritative listing — no aggregators, no reposts.
17 active postings · 0 AI required · 3 AI mentioned · 14 no AI mention.
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IT Infrastructure Administrator owning the full lifecycle of a company's macOS fleet and corporate network, managing Jamf Pro MDM deployments, Google Workspace and SSO provisioning, Ubiquiti UniFi network firmware, and FileVault/security compliance. The role serves as the primary Tier 2 escalation point for the IT help desk and audits administrator privileges and access controls.
AI-keyword evidence: llm
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Architects, deploys and maintains a secure Microsoft 365 tenant that meets compliance requirements for regulated campus research, within the university IT division's User Services team. The role serves as the primary point of contact for external stakeholders, vendors and IT partners on complex system integrations, and plans and directs enterprise technical projects across supported services, networks and applications. Work is split 20 percent onsite and 80 percent remote.
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This is a Help Desk Technician role providing Tier I/II technical support for a Windows-based network at a biopharmaceutical company's Madison, WI location. Duties include ticket-based frontline support, PC imaging and lifecycle management, Active Directory administration, and troubleshooting network connectivity and video conferencing systems.
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An end-user computing (EUC) administrator (level I) at an appliance manufacturer supporting the day-to-day reliability of end-user devices across manufacturing and business environments (deployment, configuration, support). Madison.
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Supports a portfolio of digital workplace technologies at an appliance manufacturer, including SharePoint, collaboration platforms, workplace security systems, and emerging AI agents. Responsibilities cover platform administration, vendor coordination, software licensing management, end-user support, and continuous improvement work aimed at productivity and employee experience.
AI-keyword evidence: ai
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A senior systems administrator role on an IT infrastructure team, administering Windows Server/Hyper-V, Microsoft 365, Azure and Active Directory plus enterprise networking (Cisco Firepower/SonicWall firewalls, Aruba switching, Ubiquiti wireless) and SAN storage. It serves as a senior escalation point for critical incidents. States a $100,000-$130,000 base salary range.
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Consulting work configuring and supporting Epic Beaker, the laboratory information application, for client health systems: system build, troubleshooting, workflow analysis and documentation, and mentoring client project teams on build and project strategy. Consultants work directly with Epic end users and project leadership, and specific duties are set per contract in each client statement of work. At least one current Epic certification and a minimum of two years of Epic experience after certification are required, and this is the hybrid or onsite variant, with travel and living arrangements that change by project location.
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EHR configuration and support work in the Epic ASAP emergency department application for the managed-services clients of a healthcare IT consultancy, covering design, build, testing, and advanced troubleshooting with oversight from Application Advisors. Day-to-day work is translating client requests into detailed requirement specifications, performing system build, workflow analysis, and audits, managing several client assignments through a ticketing system against SLAs, and following change control when migrating build and configuration. Decisions can affect patient safety, financial integrity, and regulatory compliance, so escalation judgment is an explicit part of the role.
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An IT systems-administration role in pharma, not a lab-science role: administering GxP-regulated laboratory software systems across Manufacturing, QC, BioAnalytical, and other departments, including configuring, testing, validating, and deploying solutions and supporting end users. Works with the business, consulting partners, and internal IS&I teams. Based in Madison, WI.
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A telecommunications manager at a health system leading a major transformation toward a cloud contact center and telecom infrastructure planning. Madison.
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A technical support engineer resolving complex hardware and software issues for entertainment and architectural lighting and control products, including on-site troubleshooting and coordination with R&D and manufacturing engineering. Madison.
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A senior database administrator role at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin in Madison, designing, installing, monitoring, and performance-tuning production databases for high availability, and owning database policies and procedures. The role provides technical leadership to staff and, as a condition of employment, requires obtaining Epic good-maintenance certifications within two years, with Microsoft SQL, Iris, and Business Objects certifications preferred. It is a hybrid role suited to an experienced DBA in a healthcare setting.
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Hands-on Director of IT and Security serving as CISO, owning enterprise security, cloud and application security, and corporate IT, reporting directly to the CTO. Leads security engineering, security operations and incident response (including tooling such as CrowdStrike, Okta and Flashpoint) as well as corporate IT strategy, end-user computing and identity lifecycle management, within a healthcare data-interoperability company.
AI-keyword evidence: ai , llm
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Consulting work configuring and supporting Epic Beaker, the laboratory information application, for client health systems: system build, troubleshooting, workflow analysis and documentation, and mentoring client project teams on build and project strategy. Consultants work directly with Epic end users and project leadership, and specific duties are set per contract in each client statement of work. At least one current Epic certification and a minimum of two years of Epic experience after certification are required; this is the remote variant, though project assignments can still shift travel and living arrangements.
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Consulting work on Epic security for client health systems, covering system build, troubleshooting, workflow analysis and documentation, and mentoring client project teams, delivered in an analyst, project management, project leadership, or training capacity depending on the engagement. Requires at least three years of Epic experience and a current Epic Security or Security Coordinator certification, plus prior Epic implementation experience. The role is remote, with specific duties set per contract in each client statement of work.
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Consulting engagements administering Epic client systems for health-system customers, applying technical expertise to each client system build to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve problems, analyzing and documenting workflows, and mentoring client project teams on build strategy. Assignments can run in an analyst, project management, project leadership, or training capacity depending on the engagement. Requires at least two years of Epic experience and at least one current Epic certification, specifically ECSA or ECSM, with prior Epic implementation experience required and Connect or optimization project work a plus; the role is remote.
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Senior endpoint engineering for a health insurer, administering Microsoft Intune, SCCM/MECM, Autopilot, Endpoint Manager, and Horizon VDI, and leading device deployments, operating system upgrades, software packaging, and endpoint modernization projects. The position is the senior technical escalation point for complex desktop and virtual desktop issues and owns endpoint security, patching, compliance, and enterprise software deployment, with PowerShell scripting and automation central to the work. Flexibility to work evenings and weekends as projects require is expected, and the role includes mentoring other technical staff.
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This page is an independent aggregation. Mungomash is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the employers listed. Application-status tracking and email alerts are out of scope. Per-posting salary ranges are surfaced inline when the employer discloses one — structured ATS fields first, JD-body prose as a fallback; rows with no disclosed range render no chip. For broader salary context, see H-1B Salaries (visa-petition disclosures) and Dev Wages (national survey).
Monthly, around the 15th, 6 PM CT · hybrid · Madison
Google Developer Group for Madison — Cloud, Android, web, and AI sessions, plus the lead organizer of the annual DevFest WI conference.
573 members · typically 8-15 · free
Organizers: Naveen VK
Sponsors: Google, Bendyworks
Roughly monthly (shared MadAI-network calendar) · hybrid · Madison Central Library, Room 302, Madison
A data-science group covering stats/ML, visualization, and data storytelling. Overlaps heavily with MadAI and Big Data Madison under the same organizer.
936 members · typically 5-15 · free
Organizers: Christopher Harrison
Sponsors: IEEE Computer Society – Madison, Datascope Analytics
Roughly monthly — talks plus hackathons · hybrid · Madison Central Library, Room 302, Madison
A practitioner AI/ML group running talks and hands-on 'code jam' hackathons (Claude Code, Copilot, and the like). Part of a cluster of Madison data groups run by the same organizer.
790 members · typically 10-30 · free
Organizers: Christopher Harrison
Sponsors: IEEE Computer Society – Madison, prismscope
Geek Lunch 3rd Tuesday monthly, 11:45 AM CT, plus evening talks · in-person · The Thirsty Goat, Fitchburg
Madison's Microsoft .NET / C# community, anchored by a monthly 'Geek Lunch' plus periodic evening talks. The group actively courts hiring companies as sponsors.
1,016 members · typically 5-10 · free
Organizers: Lance Larsen
2nd Monday monthly, 6:15 PM CT · in-person · Vintage Brewing Co., Madison
A long-running Madison JavaScript group with an informal roundtable format — attendees talk about what they're building and trade notes on new frameworks and tooling over drinks.
1,266 members · typically 5-15 · free
Multiple events monthly, plus an annual job fair · hybrid · Madison
Madison's largest tech community — an inclusive group for women and nonbinary technologists running talks, socials, and an annual tech job fair. Co-organizes DevFest WI.
3,011 members · typically 20-60 · free
Organizers: Hilary Stohs-Krause
Roughly monthly · hybrid · Madison Central Library, Madison
Madison's largest data group, covering data engineering and data science — Spark, streaming, ML, and visualization. Shares a calendar with MadAI and Data Science Madison.
2,358 members · typically 5-15 · free
Organizers: Christopher Harrison
Sponsors: IEEE Computer Society – Madison, prismscope, American Family Insurance, Cloudera
1st Thursday monthly in person, 6:30 PM CT, plus frequent online coding/red-team nights · hybrid · Aftershock Classic Arcade, Madison
Madison's DEF CON group and cybersecurity community: CTFs, workshops, and Hack The Box / red-team nights. A registered nonprofit with a busy in-person and online calendar.
1,064 members · typically 10-30 · free
Monthly · in-person · Madison
A welcoming, all-levels group for anyone interested in programming in the Madison area, leaning toward open-source technologies but covering the full range of topics that affect developers day to day. Open to everyone from first-time beginners to experts.
free
Roughly monthly · in-person · Madison
A UX/UI/visual/interaction-design community building a unified Madison design scene through talks, socials, and gallery events — currently the metro's main design-engineering meetup.
701 members · typically 5-20 · free
Organizers: Cathy Fisher
Irregular (meetups + book club) · hybrid · Madison Central Library, Madison
Madison's Ruby on Rails group, running occasional meetups and a book club. Cadence is light, so confirm an upcoming event before showing up.
455 members · typically 1-8 · free
Organizers: Hilary Stohs-Krause
may be inactive — last met Feb 26, 2026
Monthly (weekday evening) · in-person · Madison
Madison's broad, technology-neutral developer group, spanning web, embedded, desktop, and mobile and languages from Java and C++ to Haskell. Monthly meetups cover programming techniques, software architecture, and cross-platform development. A good first stop for connecting with the local dev community.
free
2nd Thursday monthly, 6:30 PM CT · in-person · Madison Central Library, Madison
Madison's Python community, spanning data science to web development. Monthly meetings pair a talk with social time; recent topics have included agentic coding.
1,409 members · typically 12-25 · free
Organizers: Ed Rogers
Roughly quarterly · hybrid · Madison
The Madison chapter of the global ProductTank network for product managers — talks and seasonal socials on a roughly quarterly cadence. Last event was several months ago, so verify before attending.
410 members · typically 10-37 · free
Sponsors: Auth0, Wellbe, Farwell
may be inactive — last met Dec 11, 2025
Several times a year (release readouts + socials) · hybrid · Madison
Madison's Salesforce admin and developer community within the Trailblazer network — release walkthroughs, watch parties, and networking led by local Salesforce consultants.
free
Organizers: Brian Kwong, Jen Bowen
Sponsors: Better Partners
Aug 19, 2026 · in-person · UW–Madison Memorial Union, Madison
Madison's flagship community developer conference — Cloud, AI, web, and mobile sessions with an inclusivity theme. Runs inside Forward Fest and hosts the Madison Women in Tech job fair.
paid
Organizers: GDG Madison, Madison Women in Tech
Sponsors: Google
Oct 15, 2026 · in-person · Madison Marriott West, Middleton
A regional Agile/Scrum and product-delivery conference; the 2026 edition's theme is 'Agility in the Age of AI.' Relevant to PM, Agile, and delivery roles.
paid
Organizers: Rebel Scrum
Nov 6, 2026 · in-person · Alliant Energy Center, Madison
The Midwest's main game-industry conference (formerly M+DEV), organized by the Wisconsin Games Alliance — a statewide network of game studios. Two days of game-dev talks and networking.
paid
Organizers: Wisconsin Games Alliance
Annual (winter/early spring) · in-person · UW–Madison, Madison
A 24-hour, 300+ student hackathon at UW–Madison run by the campus Google developer club. Between editions; the next is expected in early 2027.
free
Organizers: GDG on Campus UW–Madison
Annual (November) · in-person · UW–Madison, Madison
A long-running UW–Madison student hackathon billed as Wisconsin's largest, held each November. Between editions; the next is expected in late 2026.
free
Organizers: MadHacks (UW–Madison student org)
Last verified 2026-06-11.
founded 2024 · 1-10 people · Madison, WI
An early-stage fintech using ML claims-valuation models to predict insurer reimbursement and advance providers cash within roughly 24 hours of claim submission. Backed by a $4M seed plus a $24M debt facility (2025).
Latest round: $4M Seed (Oct 2025) · led by HealthX Ventures, C2 Ventures, Upstream Ventures, +2 more
Leadership: Ryan Wheeler (CEO & Founder)
founded 2024 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
An AI service that automates medical coding and OASIS quality review for home-health agencies, serving 100+ agencies. Founded in 2024 by an ex-Amazon Alexa team; raised a $10M Series A in 2025.
Latest round: $10M Series A (Oct 2025) · led by Industry Ventures, Tau Ventures, Cannage Capital, +2 more · $13M total raised
Founders: Eric Steege, Joe Freudenthal, Jeremy Gordon
Leadership: Eric Steege (CEO & Co-founder)
founded 2011 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
A marketplace connecting homeowners, insurers, adjusters, and vetted contractors to streamline roof-damage insurance claims and replacements. Brought in a new CEO and CTO alongside its 2025 Series A.
Latest round: $7M Series A (Jul 2025) · led by Wingra Capital · $13M total raised
Founders: William Bazeley, David Kish, Tim Russell
Leadership: Scott Holewinski (CEO), Brian Beermann (CTO)
founded 2022 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
A UW–Madison spinout building compact magnetic-mirror fusion reactors for industrial heat and power, with a plasma-simulation and controls software stack around the hardware. Grew out of the university's WHAM high-field-magnet experiment and raised an oversubscribed $36M Series A in 2025.
Latest round: $36M Series A (May 2025) · led by Future Ventures, Mayfield, Khosla Ventures, +2 more
Founders: Cary Forest
Leadership: Kieran Furlong (CEO)
founded 2017 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
An offensive-security SaaS platform that pairs human penetration testers with continuous automated testing and attack-surface monitoring, replacing point-in-time pentests. Raised an $8M Series A in 2024.
Latest round: $8M Series A (Mar 2024) · led by Blueprint Equity, Capital Midwest Fund
Founders: Casey Cammilleri
Leadership: Casey Cammilleri (CEO & Founder)
founded 2016 · 1-10 people · Madison, WI
B2B analytics that model field-level crop yield and risk from satellite imagery and machine learning, sold to ag lenders, crop insurers, and farmland funds. Founded by a UW–Madison remote-sensing researcher; profitable but its last disclosed raise is older.
Founders: Mutlu Ozdogan
founded 2015 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
Cloud software for facility and asset management — floor-plan-based maintenance, inspections, and capital planning — used by schools, hospitals, and government buildings.
Founders: Josh Lowe, Robbie Steinbock
Leadership: Matt Miszewski (CEO), Robbie Steinbock (CTO & Co-founder)
founded 2010 · 51-200 people · Madison, WI
An online and mobile food-ordering and delivery marketplace connecting diners with local restaurants, started by UW–Madison students and grown into one of the city's best-known consumer-software companies.
Madison, WI
A UW–Madison-spun cancer-diagnostics company building a functional testing platform to match patients with immunotherapies, pairing wet-lab science with substantial imaging and data software. Represents the city's UW-driven biotech-software pipeline.
founded 2013 · 501-1000 people · Madison, WI
America's leading consumer-rewards app — users scan receipts to earn points on everyday purchases. Madison-founded and still a major Madison engineering presence, though the headquarters has since moved to Chicago; one of the largest software companies to grow out of the city.
founded 2005 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
A learning-games studio that builds educational titles for clients (Smithsonian, Scholastic) and its own catalog, with a real Unity engineering team. Bootstrapped and partly client-funded — borderline on the product-vs-services line, but it ships its own games.
Founders: Dan White, Dan Norton
Leadership: Dan White (CEO & Co-founder)
Madison, WI
A population-health analytics company that turns messy clinical and claims data into measures and dashboards that help provider organizations manage quality and value-based-care performance. Part of Madison's healthcare-IT cluster.
founded 2008 · ~50 people · Madison, WI
An independent studio building midcore RPG and strategy mobile games — best known for Disney Heroes: Battle Mode — on a Unity/C# stack with its own live-ops backend. Early-VC-backed, now run on game revenue.
Founders: Justin Beck, Forrest Smith
Leadership: Justin Beck (CEO)
founded 2014 · 201-500 people · Madison, WI
A full-service healthcare-integration platform connecting 12,000+ systems and 100+ EHRs so software vendors, providers, and payers can exchange data through a single connection. Madison-founded and remote-first; a cornerstone of the local healthtech scene that has raised roughly $95M.
Madison, WI
Applies machine learning to healthcare payments and revenue-cycle data, helping providers predict denials and optimize collections. A data-science-heavy Madison healthtech startup.
founded 2022 · 1-10 people · Madison, WI
An early-stage SaaS (DataStorm One) that connects legacy and modern physical-security systems and mines their unused data for operational insight using ML. A gener8tor Madison alum that won a 2024 Security Industry Association award; public surface is still thin beyond its own site.
Founders: Aymen Azim, Jenna Faville-Azim
Leadership: Aymen Azim (CEO & Founder)
may be inactive — last checked Jun 2026
founded 2012 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
Builds hardware weather-sensing networks and the analytics platform on top of them, selling hyper-local climate and severe-weather data into insurance and agriculture. A Madison-grown IoT-plus-software company.
founded 2015 · 11-50 people · Madison, WI
FDA-cleared AI that scores overnight sleep studies and other physiological waveforms to speed apnea diagnosis, sold to sleep labs and clinicians. A data-science-heavy Madison healthtech company that raised a $20M Series B in 2025.
Latest round: $20M Series B (Jun 2025) · led by Questa Capital, Zetta Venture Partners, Venture Investors Health Fund, +2 more · $50M total raised
Founders: Chris Fernandez, Sam Rusk, Nick Glattard, Brock Hensen
Leadership: Justin Mortara (CEO)
founded 2013 · 11-50 people · Middleton, WI
A UW–Madison spinout commercializing electrostatic-drive electric motors that eliminate rare-earth magnets and most copper, with the power-electronics and controls software that run them. Closed a $13.5M round in 2025 to move to pilot production in Middleton.
Latest round: $13.5M Growth (Jul 2025) · led by MAK Capital, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, Rockwell Automation, +1 more · $25.1M total raised
founded 2012 · 51-200 people · Madison, WI
Middleware that automates clinical-record exchange between health plans and providers, integrating with EHRs like Epic and Cerner. Founded by an ex-Epic engineer; serves national payers and roughly 100 health systems.
Latest round: $25M Growth (debt) (Feb 2024) · led by Trinity Capital
Founders: Dan Wilson
Leadership: Dan Wilson (CEO & Founder)
founded 2017 · 51-200 people · Madison, WI
A consumer marketplace for finding and comparing mental-health and addiction-treatment providers (20,000+ listed), built as an ad-supported directory with AI navigation. Ranked Madison's #1 fastest-growing company in 2025; acquired local AI startup RedFox AI that year.
Leadership: Ben Camp (CEO & Co-founder)
founded 2010 · 501-1000 people · Janesville, WI
A Janesville deep-tech company producing medical isotopes (Mo-99, Lu-177) with accelerator-driven systems and pursuing fusion neutron technology, backed by a substantial instrumentation-and-controls software organization. One of the larger technology employers in the metro's southern ring.
Founders: Greg Piefer
Leadership: Greg Piefer (CEO & Founder)
founded 2009 · 51-200 people · Madison, WI
Maker of InformaCast, an emergency and mass-notification platform used by thousands of schools, hospitals, and enterprises, with a school-safety and visitor-management line. Private-equity-owned, with engineering in Madison.
Founders: Paul Shain, Greg Sliwicki
Leadership: Paul Shain (CEO)
Last verified 2026-06-11.
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