Senior Director, Transportation Program Management (Arlington, VA)

ICF • Arlington, VA

1d • $98,187 - $166,919

About The Position

ICF’s transportation group supports clients with transportation planning and program implementation, drawing on expertise in policy, technology, systems operations, data analytics, environmental and energy issues, resiliency, and communications. Its work includes strategic planning, research, advanced technology evaluation and deployment, outreach, and training for federal, state, and local governments.

The Senior Director for Transportation Program Management will bring national expertise in program management and operations, planning, technical assistance and training, strategic communications and outreach, compliance and monitoring, and performance measurement and evaluation to support federal, state, and local agencies administering DOT-funded programs. The role leads projects that promote efficiency and transparency in monitoring, compliance, and delivery of federal and state DOT transportation programs in support of transportation agencies’ missions and strategic priorities. The Senior Director works collaboratively across ICF business units, including transportation, communications, training, cybersecurity, and digital modernization.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree.
• 10 or more years of experience managing complex transportation, technology, research, or related programs for government agencies.
• Project and personnel management skills.
• Strong analytical skills, such as experience in case or grant management, auditing, or finances.
• Prior experience with or knowledge of federal and state laws, regulations, funding agency policies, and other requirements affecting grant program administration.

Responsibilities

• Lead programs and technical assistance efforts supporting transportation agencies in managing federal grant programs.
• Manage and track project plans, budgets, schedules, teams, and resources for grant programs.
• Oversee technical experts who inform grant management planning, process improvements, performance monitoring, and program implementation.
• Deliver training and technical assistance to state and local government agencies and/or implement projects on their behalf.
• Apply knowledge of federal and state laws, regulations, funding agency policies, and other grant administration requirements to identify reporting, compliance, auditing needs, and process efficiencies for agencies.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Senior