  Inflation may occur while rolling into the metastable supersymmetry-breaking
vacuum of massive supersymmetric QCD. We explore the range of parameters in
which slow-roll inflation and long-lived metastable supersymmetry breaking may
be simultaneously realized. The end of slow-roll inflation in this context
coincides with the spontaneous breaking of a global symmetry, which may give
rise to significant curvature perturbations via inhomogenous preheating. Such
spontaneous symmetry breaking at the end of inflation may give rise to
observable non-gaussianities, distinguishing this scenario from more
conventional models of supersymmetric hybrid inflation.
