Program Executive - Air Force

ECC•Lakewood, CO

30d•$200,000 - $240,000•Remote

About The Position

ECC is seeking an Air Force Program Executive to provide executive leadership for complex construction and environmental remediation programs supporting Air Force clients. This role is accountable for growing and enhancing long-term program performance and financial results through stakeholder trust and client confidence across multiple contracts and initiatives.

Requirements

10+ years of experience supporting U.S. government agencies (e.g., DoD, DOE).
10+ years of senior program leadership experience delivering complex programs with strong financial and client outcomes.
Experience in construction and/or environmental remediation programs.
Proven ability to build executive-level client relationships and lead multi-disciplinary teams.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer (PE) license strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide executive oversight of Air Force programs, ensuring exceptional delivery, safety, quality, and risk management.
Serve as a trusted advisor and senior interface to Air Force leadership, maintaining strong relationships and resolving issues at the executive level.
Drive superior program performance, including client satisfaction, CPARS outcomes, and financial results.
Lead and mentor Program and Project Managers to ensure disciplined execution, accountability, and continuous improvement.
Establish and enforce program standards, internal controls, and governance to minimize risk and liability.
Shape and execute growth strategies by identifying new programs, markets, and funding priorities.
Partner with Business Development to build and sustain backlog, develop capture strategies, and lead or support major proposal efforts.
Oversee subcontractor and teaming partner relationships to strengthen execution and competitive positioning.
Guide development of business cases for new capabilities and strategic initiatives beyond existing contracts.
Ensure compliance with company policies, contractual requirements, and applicable laws.