Non-Technical Program Manager

Non-Technical Program Manager

The Opportunity:  

Are you searching for a position where you can grow your organization and analytical skills to support a project from concept to completion? A program requires a significant investment of limited resources. With that level of complexity, you need to keep the project on a productive path. That’s why we need you, a program analyst who can help ensure success through careful analysis and effective communication.

The right mixture of great ideas and program management can create change. In a complex organization, allocating funding to where it can be most effective can be challenging. That’s why we need you, a financial analyst who can learn to navigate the requirements, policies, and regulations that govern funding to make sure critical efforts aligned to Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E), and other Research and Development (R&D)-related analytical services are appropriately resourced to achieve our client’s mission requirements and make the greatest impact supporting National Security. 

As a program manager on our team, you’ll study the creation of a program management strategy to help enhance the ability of Industrial Base Policy (IBP) to strengthen and maintain a Defense Industrial Base (DIB) that is able to meet warfighter’s needs. You’ll help the team to analyze policy for the client by bringing in-depth understanding and expertise to one or more aspects of service or joint missions, processes, and culture.  You will analyze laws and executive orders and DoD directives, instructions, and decisions to determine the impact on U.S. military programs and efforts.

On our team, you’ll implement and maintain organizational programs in support of the DIB. You’ll work with program leadership to review contracts, project cost accounting, and tactical planning using tools like Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and other specific financial management tools. The real power of project management comes from communication to ensure the program achieves its goals and meets our quality standards. At Booz Allen, we recognize that we must continuously grow as a team to bring the best support to our clients, so here you’ll have all the resources to succeed. This is a chance to directly impact a meaningful mission while learning how to develop and maintain program strategy.

You’ll act as a product line coordinator, aligning Agile scrums and sprints to meet product owner goals, creating and tracking project schedules, and ensuring clear communication and timely issue resolution. You’ll also contribute to moderately complex aspects of a project and assist junior staff members, as needed.

You'll develop expertise in consulting to deliver high-quality work products to support projects and guide the activities of others on a set of defined tasks, as needed, and provide solutions and new ideas, identify opportunities to grow existing business, support firm-wide initiatives, and interact regularly with and present work products to clients. You'll conceptualize, create, and maintain Integrated Master Schedules (IMS) that comply with a program's Statement of Objectives (SOO), Technical Performance Requirements (TPRs), Contract Work Breakdown Structure (CWBS), and the Contract Statement of Work (CSOW).

Work with us and help make sure our client accomplishes its program goals within budget.

Join us. The world can’t wait.

You Have: 

• Experience with supporting multiple concurrent engagements and balancing competing demands from multiple clients and internal stakeholders
• Experience with performing schedule analysis and identifying and mitigating potential schedule risks and issues
• Experience with Agile processes
• Ability to plan and manage multiple programs and delivery on tasks, as needed
• Ability to work with both technical and non-technical audiences, including client delivery
• Ability to pay strict attention to detail, develop quality work products, and conduct continuous learning development
• Ability to work independently with minimal oversight and communicate progress against key initiatives while accepting feedback
• Secret clearance
• Bachelor's degree

Nice If You Have: 

• Knowledge of the DoD acquisition system
• Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification

Clearance:

Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; Secret clearance is required.  

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