Federal FRCS Cybersecurity Program Manager

WHO WE ARE

Supported by more than 3,000 employees in nearly 100 locations across the United States, we provide a full continuum of engineering and consulting services, including design, planning, architecture, construction, and program management. Our clients include U.S. federal, state and municipal governments, foreign allied governments, and a wide range of commercial clients. Michael Baker is committed to delivering a standard of excellence that fosters a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technological advancement to help solve our clients' complex challenges. 

FRCS CYBERSECURITY FEDERAL PROGRAM MANAGER

RESPONSIBILITIES

This position will be primarily focused on business development for Federal program work for Facility-Related Control Systems (FRCS) cybersecurity and the continued strategy and marketing of federal clients.   While reporting to the National Market Lead for USACE Civil Works, this position will coordinate work throughout the Federal team, to include both DoD and Federal-Civilian programs to ensure FRCS cybersecurity components are identified and included in all Federal proposals as appropriate.

Federal Program Management

• Working in collaboration with the National ICS/OT cybersecurity practice lead, the Federal Engineering Practice Executive and others across the Michael Baker team, this position is responsible for contributing to the growth of the Federal Facility-Related Control Systems cybersecurity portfolio as defined by internal key performance indicators on a yearly basis. This will involve evaluating potential opportunities using mining tools like govwin and sam.gov to determine probabilities of success, determining project time frames and funding limitations, and outlining procedures for accomplishing project requirements and allotment of available resources to various project phases directly related to FRCS cybersecurity. 
• Directly contribute to Federal proposals by editing SF 330’s for FRCS cybersecurity and providing all relevant content for the inclusion of all FRCS cybersecurity on Federal proposals. 
• Collaborate with leadership and Federal project staff to outline workplan, responsibilities, quality management, risk assessment, and scope of authority.  Ensure project milestones and objectives are accomplished within the prescribed scope, schedule and budget parameters, clearly documenting and communicating project progress to team and leadership.
• Coordinate throughout the Michael Baker enterprise, leveraging the strength and diverse array of talents of our organization, to most effectively met our client’s needs.  Assist in ensuring that defined Federal goals are met in areas including customer satisfaction, safety, quality and team member performance.  Propose changes and interventions with project teams and leadership, to ensure FRCS cybersecurity program and project goals are achieved.
• Develop new and strengthen existing, positive relationships, both internally and externally, with colleagues and new clients. Leverage existing relationships to help create new opportunities for Michael Baker International. 
• Lead major FRCS cybersecurity project initiatives as needed supported by junior internal FRCS Cybersecurity project staff.
• Success will be determined based on key metrics for Federal FRCS Cybersecurity portfolio growth currently identified and to be updated in the ICS/OT Cybersecurity 5 year business plan. This plan includes Federal, Federal-Civilian, Infrastructure, and Commercial growth metrics for cybersecurity. Successful hire will contribute to the update of this business plan.

Federal Strategy & Marketing Support

• Increase awareness and continually educate internal project managers and market leaders on FRCS cybersecurity requirements, criteria, and processes for Federal and Federal-Civilian markets.
• Routinely communicate with external key clients to understand their needs, preferences and upcoming FRCS cybersecurity program or project work.   Identify new opportunities for growth to expand our FRCS cybersecurity practice. Federal DoD clients may include, but are not limited to NAVFAC CIO stakeholders at HQ NAVFAC and individual Facility Engineering Commands, AFCEC FRCS and Civil Engineering stakeholders, and USACE MCX FRCS Cybersecurity and individual USACE District FRCS cybersecurity representatives, and USACE Civil Works.  Federal-Civilian clients may include but are not limited to VA, DHS, DOE, Intelligence Community and others.
• Routinely collaborate with Michael Baker Federal National Market Leads to create and manage long-term goals for the federal program. 
• Routinely collaborate with Michael Baker National ICS/OT Practice Lead to create and manage long term goals