SEIC Program Manager
$205,000–$205,000 year
On-siteLincoln, Massachusetts, United States
Job Summary
Serve as the single main point of contact with the U.S. Air Force for all contract activities, holding overall responsibility for cost, schedule, and technical performance. Provide strategic direction, oversee planning and execution of all SOW tasks, and ensure integration of systems engineering, cybersecurity, training, FMS support, and DevSecOps/platform activities into a cohesive program. Lead program reporting, risk and opportunity management, subcontract management, and coordination of the Integrated Master Schedule and plan. Drive coordination with government stakeholders and partner contractors to ensure timely issue elevation, data-driven decision making, and alignment with Mission Planning Enterprise objectives. Maintain an Active DoD Secret clearance and manage multi-contractor environments with formal Risk Review Boards.
Required Qualifications
- BS in engineering, computer science, business or related field
- 10+ years of program management experience leading large, complex DoD IT or software‐intensive programs
- at least one effort of similar size/scope
- Demonstrated experience managing programs with significant cybersecurity and RMF obligations
- development and maintenance of accreditation packages
- ATO/ATC milestones
- Direct experience with mission planning systems or closely related avionics/mission systems
- integration across multiple components and platforms
- Proven track record managing multi‐contractor or associate‐contractor environments
- leading Program Management Reviews
- coordinating with government engineering and test organizations
- integrated product development and services management of data
- Active DoD Secret clearance (or higher)
- experience working in classified program environments
Desired Qualifications
- Master's degree
- prior experience as a PM on a mission planning, SEIC, or comparable AFLCMC/HB program
- PMP and/or DAWIA (or equivalent) certification
- experience with ANSI/EIA‐748‐compliant earned value management and IPMR reporting
- Strong background in Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program leadership
- planning and delivery of FMS Mission Planning Environments
- in‐country technical engagements
- Demonstrated success leading risk and opportunity management consistent with the DoD Risk Management Guide
- running formal Risk Review Boards
- Experience leading transitions between multi‐year contracts
- standing up on‐site teams at government locations (e.g., Hanscom AFB, Eglin AFB)
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