Senior Contracting Program Manager

JST•Washington, DC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

JST is currently seeking an experienced Senior Contracting Program Manager. The PM will provide oversight and senior-level management to overall contract operations often involving multiple projects/tasks and groups of personnel at various locations. The Program Manager will also support the entire program with ongoing contractual/acquisition activities that include drafting and coordinating required contract modifications. This is a full-time position in Washington, D.C. JST offers a full benefit package, a collaborative work environment and strong company culture. Veterans and military spouses are encouraged to apply.

Requirements

12+ years of experience in Project or Program Management
8+ years of experience in government contracting
Bachelor's degree in a related field
PMP or equivalent required
DAWIA Level II or equivalent required
MUST have an active secret clearance
MUST be able to successfully pass a drug screen and background check
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Excellent customer relationship management skills
Ability to work effectively with diverse teams to improve productivity and maximize efficiency
Excellent professional communication skills
Attention to detail and results oriented

Nice To Haves

Veterans and military spouses are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Provides oversight and senior-level management to overall contract operations often involving multiple projects/tasks and groups of personnel at various locations
The Program Manager maintains and manages internal and external relationships and is responsible for corporate management briefings regarding overall program status, including all projects under their purview
Support the entire Program with ongoing contractual/acquisition activities that include drafting and coordinating required contract modifications
Support the initial setup and establishment of the PMO project/program's common file structures, procedures, policies, and techniques
The PM is usually expected to provide the subject matter or unique technical expertise. The Program Manager shall have demonstrated experience managing a workforce, including program management's administrative and budgetary aspects
The Program Manager assigns resources and personnel to projects and is ultimately responsible for quality control and overall contract performance
Identifies and resolves a variety of financial and or budget-related policy issues, questions, and problems related to the Department's financial management program
Directs the planning and management of single or multiple projects and retains overall responsibility for performance including cost, schedule, deliverables, and contractual compliance
Responsible for the overall success of the project/projects and ensures goals and standards are successfully implemented. Serves as the senior liaison to government and outside representatives and coordinates activities of support personnel
Reviews progress of all obligations and maintains sufficient familiarity with operating and financial programs to make early recommendations for reprogramming actions
Ensures proper internal controls are in place and effective at all times; offers sound advice, recommendations, and alternatives to resolve problems