Junior Project Manager

Koniag Government Services, LLC•Fort Belvoir, VA

1d•$95,000 - $125,000•Onsite

About The Position

Koniag IT Systems, a Koniag Government Services company, is seeking a Junior Project Manager to support a Federal defense customer and secure, reliable enterprise technology services at Government facilities. This is a future new business opportunity. The position is 100% on-site at a U.S. Army facility at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, with assignments based on customer mission needs and applicable access requirements. The Junior Project Manager assists program leadership with day-to-day coordination of secure IT, network, telecommunications, and end-user support services. The role serves as the designated alternate on-site point of contact for technical matters, service disruptions, personnel coordination, and customer reporting. The schedule is daytime and coordinated with Government coverage; the position may require after-hours response as the alternate on-site representative for high-impact incidents, in coordination with the Senior PM.

Requirements

Knowledge of process mapping, process reengineering, and IT workflow analysis.
Technical familiarity with installation, troubleshooting, configuration, and maintenance of relevant network and telecommunications equipment.
Ability to prepare timely written technical reports and Government status updates.
Technical understanding of outside-plant communications, secure networks, endpoint services, and telephone service operations.
U.S. citizenship and required Secret security clearance or eligibility at the start of work, with ability to maintain required access.
Project risk and schedule management skills.
Technical issue escalation skills.
Government liaison and documented service quality skills.
Ability to accurately document Government-support work and protect controlled or classified information under applicable policies.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting IT installation contracts and cross-functional telecom teams.
Experience coordinating secured installation access and complex incident response.
Experience preparing customer-ready briefings, risk summaries, and quality-control reports.

Responsibilities

Serve as the alternate on-site contractor representative and secondary Government technical contact.
Coordinate operational updates, schedules, staffing, facility access, and security requirements with program leads.
Maintain issue and risk registers, identify bottlenecks, and execute approved mitigation steps.
Provide technical oversight involving outside-plant communications, NIPRNET/SIPRNET devices, telephone systems, and installation work.
Notify the COR of imminent system failures within 30 minutes, recommend response actions, and document follow-up.
Develop short-term project plans, status reports, and performance improvement recommendations.
Support the program quality control plan and participate in weekly and monthly Government reviews.
Provide required after-hours Government response coverage in coordination with the Senior PM.
Coordinate field technicians, network engineers, system administrators, and service desk personnel to restore service.
Maintain accurate project schedules, resource plans, action logs, and performance metrics.
Support incident reviews and recommend corrective actions based on documented evidence.