STEM Project Manager

Evansorporated•Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Evans is seeking a STEM Project Manager to join one of their growing contracts supporting the U.S. Airforce. This role requires strong program management, event coordination, and stakeholder engagement skills to deliver high-quality STEM programming statewide. The role is on-site 5 days/week in the Greater Dayton Ohio area up to 35 miles from Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio state.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Education is required plus 1 year of project management experience or 5 years of project classroom teaching experience.
An Ohia Teach License is preferred but a general U.S. state teaching license is required.
Experience managing large-scale programs or statewide initiatives.
Experience working with FIRST LEGO League (FLL) or similar STEM/robotics programs preferred.
Experience planning and executing multi-day events, tournaments, or conferences.
Strong coordination skills in coordinating logistics such as venues, vendors, catering, and event operations.
Expertise in managing social media or communications for programs or organizations.
Experience with outreach, community engagement, or STEM education initiatives.
U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency card in the U.S. is required.
Employees may be required to hold a specific security clearance depending on the work assignment.

Nice To Haves

An Ohia Teach License is preferred

Responsibilities

Serve as Lead Ohio Partner; maintain relationship with FIRST and communicate program updates statewide
Plan, coordinate, and execute all Ohio FIRST LEGO League (FLL) activities, including annual program plan and statewide support
Manage and support all tournaments (qualifiers and State Championship), including logistics, venues, staffing, AV, security, catering, insurance, and awards
Provide full support for WPAFB-sponsored events, including the annual 2.5-day State Championship Tournament
Recruit, train, schedule, and manage volunteers; maintain volunteer database
Support all Ohio FLL Challenge teams (ages 9–14) and provide training, guidance, and partner support
Lead summer robotics camps, tournament training, and program presentations aligned with STEM outreach priorities
Develop and maintain administrative tracking tools and program materials
Manage Ohio FLL communications, including social media
Oversee tournament trailers (scheduling, transport, insurance, maintenance, storage) and provide them for events as needed