Senior Manager, Technology Program Management

Peraton•Linthicum, MD

1d•$146,000 - $234,000

About The Position

The Senior Program Manager serves as a project lead and oversees cyber analysts who develop and share actionable threat products and conduct cyber threat analyses for a government mission. The Task Lead is responsible for the quality and efficiency of contractor performance and assists the Government with financial and business processes for the task, excluding inherently governmental functions. The role manages approximately 40 contractor cyber analysts. The Task Lead works with team leads to provide functional knowledge of operational and support processes, clarify process-related activities for technical teams, understand delivery processes and tools, monitor progress through final acceptance and signoff, and manage project issues, decisions, and risks. Personnel responsibilities include interviewing, selection and hiring; training employees; assigning and directing work; addressing performance and corrective action plans; and supporting employee motivation and rewards.

Requirements

12 years of experience; supervisory or management experience may be included.
Eligible for TS-SCI clearance.
Within the last ten years, experience leading technical efforts supporting intelligence analysis requirements in all-source cyber analysis and reporting.
Within the last ten years, experience supervising teams supporting intelligence analysis requirements in all-source cyber analysis and reporting.
Within the last ten years, experience using scanning tools for suspicious file scanning, performing queries and pivoting on indicators, and analyzing malware characteristics.
Within the last ten years, experience with intelligence analysis processes, including OSINT and closed-source intelligence gathering, source verification, data fusion, link analysis, and threat actor knowledge.
Within the last ten years, experience conducting malware and network analysis, identifying protocols, persistence mechanisms, encoding techniques, and encryption and understanding their use by APT threat actors.

Nice To Haves

PMP certification.
At least three years within the last three years leading and training cyber fusion analysts in malware analysis and generating intelligence reports for review by Government leadership and agency executives.
At least three years of project management experience within the last ten years, including responsibility for project scope, cost, resources, risk, and schedule.

Responsibilities

Serve as project lead and oversee cyber analysts developing actionable threat products and performing cyber threat analyses for a government mission.
Manage approximately 40 contractor cyber analysts.
Ensure the quality and efficiency of contractor performance.
Assist the Government with financial and business processes of the task, excluding inherently governmental functions.
Provide functional knowledge of operational and support processes for the service area.
Clarify and resolve process-related activities for the technical team.
Understand existing and proposed delivery processes, procedures, and tools by function.
Monitor and report progress against plans through final acceptance and signoff.
Manage, coordinate, and resolve project issues, decisions, and risks.
Interview, select, and hire personnel; train new and existing employees; plan, assign, and direct work; address performance and corrective action plans; and support employee motivation and rewards.