GEOINT Program Manager

KBR•Chantilly, VA

7d•$141,000 - $212,000•Onsite

About The Position

KBR is seeking an accomplished Program Manager to serve as the on-site lead for a high-visibility Systems Engineering Technical Assistance (SETA) program supporting a critical GEOINT acquisition program office. The role leads a team delivering advanced technical engineering support to a government customer. The Program Manager directly and matrix-manages personnel, coordinates with supervisors, delivers high-quality technical solutions, and maintains strong relationships with the customer, prime contractor, and subcontractors. The position is responsible for the program's overall cost, schedule, quality, administrative, and technical performance. It includes working with the Government customer to define objectives, plans, and budgets; managing multiple funding streams; supervising employees; overseeing subcontractor execution; and tracking and reporting program metrics. The role also supports corporate proposals, requests for information, and whitepapers. The position is on-site, requires 25% travel, and has standard working hours. It requires an active TS//SCI clearance with polygraph, a bachelor's degree in a technical or business field, and at least five years of experience managing projects and programs within the IC or DoD community. An advanced degree is strongly preferred. Annual compensation is listed as $141,000–$212,000, with the offered rate based on the selected candidate's knowledge, skills, abilities, and/or experience and internal parity.

Requirements

Active TS//SCI clearance with polygraph.
Bachelor's degree in a technical or business field.
At least 5 years of experience managing projects and programs within the IC or DoD community.
Strong experience with IC programs.
Strong leadership, organizational, and interpersonal skills.

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree.

Responsibilities

Manage overall project cost, schedule, quality, administrative, and technical performance.
Deliver all Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) requirements on schedule and with a high degree of accuracy.
Work with the Government customer to establish project objectives, plans, and budgets.
Build internal support and strong working relationships with customers, technical staff, managers, and peers.
Develop program strategies; track and schedule work; and establish and maintain databases.
Manage multiple funding streams, coordinating with Government customers to allocate funds properly to purchases and projects.
Supervise employees, including approving timecards, conducting performance reviews, and participating in hiring actions.
Manage subcontractor onboarding, execution, deliverable submission, cost, schedule, performance, and closeout activities.
Manage internal and external engagements with industry, academia, and DoD mission partners.
Provide project subject-matter-expert support for corporate proposals, requests for information, and/or whitepapers.
Control and report program execution metrics at least monthly.