BCG

BCG

Social Security Administration Enterprise Systems Executive and Senior Technology Advisor

Washington, District of Columbia, United States · Senior · Contract

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 19 days ago
Leadership

About the role

  • This role requires an enterprise-level leader who can provide informed strategic advice while also taking direct responsibility for planning, coordination, execution, analysis, and deliverable development.
  • The ideal candidate will not function solely as an advisor.
  • The ideal candidate will have overseen multiple technical domains, including software and web development, database and data administration, software engineering and systems integration, infrastructure, systems administration, and cybersecurity.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and coordinate complex enterprise technology initiatives from planning through execution, including the development of work plans, schedules, priorities, deliverables, decision points, and performance measures.
  • Provide executive-level guidance while also directly managing assigned activities, developing work products, tracking actions, and driving issues through resolution.
  • Coordinate with executive, program, technical, operational, acquisition, security, and contractor stakeholders to maintain alignment and support timely decision-making.
  • Identify, document, and manage technical, operational, organizational, integration, staffing, schedule, and transition risks that could affect delivery.
  • Develop and maintain program-management materials, including implementation plans, schedules, action trackers, risk and issue logs, decision papers, status reports, operating procedures, and performance dashboards.
  • Lead or support large-scale technical transitions, incumbent workforce continuity, knowledge transfer, credentialing, system access, onboarding, and operational-readiness activities.
  • Develop and review executive briefings, technical narratives, management approaches, transition strategies, staffing plans, operating procedures, and performance frameworks.

Requirements

  • Must be a former Social Security Administration employee who served in a senior technology leadership, executive, director, deputy director, senior program management, or comparable decision-making role.
  • Must have held broad responsibility for a technology organization, enterprise program, portfolio, major initiative, or contractor-supported technical operation.
  • Must have demonstrated experience managing complex technology programs or initiatives, including planning, execution, stakeholder coordination, risk management, performance tracking, and executive reporting.
  • Must have experience overseeing large-scale technology services, technical programs, contractors, or multi-vendor delivery environments.
  • Must possess strong knowledge of federal technology governance, organizational structures, technical decision-making, stakeholder responsibilities, and contractor interaction.
  • Must have experience evaluating technical delivery, program performance, quality, schedule, risk, staffing, resources, key personnel, or contractor performance.
  • Must be able to develop high-quality program plans, executive briefings, decision materials, status reports, risk assessments, operating procedures, and other management deliverables.
  • Must be able to operate independently, manage competing priorities, organize ambiguous requirements, and move complex activities forward with limited direction.
  • Must be able to assess complex technical and management approaches from an enterprise and executive perspective and translate that assessment into actionable recommendations and executable plans.
  • The successful candidate must have held a substantive leadership role within SSA's technology organization, with broad responsibility for major technical programs, portfolios, organizations, or enterprise services.

Nice to have

  • Experience advising senior leadership while also directly managing major technology programs, contractor-supported services, organizational change, or enterprise transformation is preferred.

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