Program Manager/Project Lead

Knowledge Management, Inc.•Arlington, VA

1d•$180,000 - $200,000•Remote

About The Position

Knowledge Management, Inc. is seeking an experienced Program Manager/Project Lead with expertise in Marine Corps logistics and logistics systems – specifically Logistics Chain Management System (LCMS). The LCMS Over-the-Shoulder (OTS) Project Lead will lead and coordinate contractor support to Headquarters Marine Corps Logistics Plans and Integration (HQMC LPI) in advancing the Logistics Chain Management System (LCMS) modernization effort. The Project Lead will serve as the primary day-to-day interface with HQMC LPI leadership and other Government stakeholders, directing a multidisciplinary team supporting LCMS modernization analysis and planning; business process, capability, and requirements development; data architecture and integration planning; dashboard and data visibility development; artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and modeling; organizational change management and logistics community outreach; and strategic advisory support. The position will facilitate working groups, workshops, planning sessions, and stakeholder engagements; integrate technical and operational analyses across the work areas; identify issues, risks, dependencies, and tradeoffs; establish priorities and assignments; and develop or oversee executive briefings, decision-support products, assessments, recommendations, modernization roadmaps, requirements and use-case packages, and other products necessary to inform Government LCMS governance and implementation decisions.

Requirements

Senior logistics professional and project leader capable of translating Marine Corps operational logistics requirements into actionable modernization activities.
Ability to coordinate the work of logisticians, technical specialists, data/analytics personnel, and other subject-matter experts.
Strong knowledge of Marine Corps logistics operations and enterprise logistics systems.
Ability to communicate effectively with senior Government stakeholders.
Demonstrated capability to lead analytical efforts.
Demonstrated capability to develop executive-level products.
Demonstrated capability to facilitate cross-functional discussions.
Demonstrated capability to maintain accountability for schedules, actions, and deliverables.
Minimum of 20 years of experience with U.S. Marine Corps Logistics/Logistics systems.
Bachelor's degree in business, operations research, Data Analytics, Computer Science, or a similar field.
Knowledge and experience in working with USMC logistics stakeholders within HQMC I&L, MARCORLOGCOM, and MARCORSYSCOM.
Mastery of HQMC administrative organization, processes, and procedures.
Proficient in knowledge management (assessing needs and defining strategy; analyze and design; pilot and implement; monitor and improve).
Active DoD Secret security clearance required.

Nice To Haves

Prior military logistician with tours of duty at Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, Installations & Logistics (I&L) and/or Field Supply & Maintenance Analysis Office (FSMAO) teams.

Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate contractor support to HQMC LPI in advancing the LCMS modernization effort.
Serve as the primary day-to-day interface with HQMC LPI leadership and other Government stakeholders.
Direct a multidisciplinary team supporting LCMS modernization analysis and planning.
Oversee business process, capability, and requirements development.
Manage data architecture and integration planning.
Lead dashboard and data visibility development.
Support artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and modeling efforts.
Manage organizational change management and logistics community outreach.
Provide strategic advisory support.
Facilitate working groups, workshops, planning sessions, and stakeholder engagements.
Integrate technical and operational analyses across work areas.
Identify issues, risks, dependencies, and tradeoffs.
Establish priorities and assignments.
Develop or oversee executive briefings, decision-support products, assessments, recommendations, modernization roadmaps, requirements and use-case packages, and other products necessary to inform Government LCMS governance and implementation decisions.