Computer World Services
Program Manager
Indianapolis, IN · Contract
No sponsorshipDetected 210 days ago
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About the role
- Job Description The Program Manager (PM) provides full leadership, oversight, and direction for all aspects of contract performance under this GSA program.
- The PM serves as the Government's primary point of contact, ensuring efficient delivery of services, technical excellence, and customer satisfaction across all task areas.
- The PM oversees multiple projects, large operational teams, and diverse technical functions-including engineering, operations, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and teleservices.
Requirements
- Must be a U.S. Citizen.
- Selective Service registration required (if applicable).
- Top Secret Security Clearance required
- Ensure both business processes and technical activities meet required standards.
Nice to have
- Business case analysis
- Major IT infrastructure assessments
- Experience conducting Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analyses and using TCO tools.
- Internal Coordination & Corporate Responsibilities
- Coordinate with internal corporate teams on staffing, HR actions, budgeting, recruitment, compliance, and reporting.
- Promote a culture of operational excellence, continuous improvement, accountability, and high performance.
- Bachelor's degree.
- MA/MS degree preferred
Skills
- Project Management Support documentation and controls
- Transition Management
- Technical Oversight
- Keep current with emerging technologies and incorporate modernization opportunities into program strategy.
- Develop and deliver Information Technology Infrastructure Design Documentation.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Security Clearance
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