The Deputy Project Manager/Senior Acquisition Specialist must be able to operate in a demanding and complex environment, possess excellent oral and written communication skills, and have experience in managing personnel issues and achieving results that benefit the government promptly. Be committed to the government's mission and instill commitment among contractor staff. The PJM shall possess excellent record-keeping and organizational skills and be able to take and quickly implement direction from the CO, COR, and the Federal PJM. They must be capable of promptly coordinating all vital contractual matters, performance issues, and inquiries regarding invoice transactions without disrupting service. Duties: Planning and Development: Collaborate with stakeholders to define program goals, objectives, and deliverables. Develop program road map and timelines. Identify and manage program dependencies and risks. Develop program budget and resource allocation plan. Develop communication plans and reporting strategies. Implementations and Executions: Monitor and manage program progress against plan. Manage project managers within the program. Facilitate communication and collaboration across teams. Identify and resolve issues and roadblocks. Manage program budget and resources. Track and report on program performance. The Project Manager demonstrates leadership qualities, including flexibility and adaptability to changes in roles and responsibilities as required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level