AEGIS.net, Inc.
Richard Lisseveld is a seasoned technology and software development professional with over two decades of experience in various leadership roles. Currently serving as Project Lead at AEGIS.net, Inc. since September 2020, Richard excels in product ownership, collaborating with stakeholders to deliver value-driven solutions. Prior experience includes Senior Director of Software Development at Beacon Health Options, where Richard was a Technical Subject Matter Expert and solutions architect, and Software Development Manager at ValueOptions, overseeing the entire software development life-cycle. Richard's early career includes significant roles such as Director of Operations at Lifescape and Director of Technology and Information Systems at the National Mental Health Association. Richard holds a Master’s degree in Technology Management from George Mason University and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Southern Oregon University.
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AEGIS.net, Inc.
Multi-year NVTC 100 award winner - Gartner Cool Vendor - CMMI Institute Capability Champion - FedHealth Innovation award winner - ACT-IAC Innovation award winner AEGIS.net, Inc. is a CMMI® Maturity Level 3 rated, and premier provider of Information Technology consulting services to Federal Civilian, Defense and Commercial sector clients. Our services, delivered by practitioners averaging more than 15 years of experience, include Project Management, Software Functional and Performance Testing, Application Design/Development, Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V), and Organization Performance/Process Improvement. Our domains of expertise include health IT and interoperability, regulatory compliance, finance, human resources, and logistics. AEGIS offers the most advanced FHIR development resources on-demand for testing that enables healthcare programs to ensure reliable and continuous interoperability. ®Capability Maturity Model, Carnegie Mellon and CMMI are registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by Carnegie Mellon University.