Program Manager
About the Position: This position is with Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Military Programs Directorate, Built Infrastructure Division, located in Washington, D.C. The incumbent serves as a senior program manager overseeing the planning, execution, and performance of major military design and construction programs.
Serve as National Program Manager responsible for integrating all management facets of engineering, construction, environmental, financial, real estate, and contracting for the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Military Construction.
Understand data analytics and pulls reports from various data driven systems of record to report on the health and status of Military Construction (MILCON) execution.
Understand and is the subject matter expert in the Army Military Construction (MILCON) process.
Utilize expert knowledge of program management and analytical techniques; conducts special studies and analyses to improve program effectiveness.
Exercise knowledge of USACE Military Construction program guidance, administration policy, and guidance issued by technical functions (real estate, environmental, engineering, construction), that contribute to the project delivery business processes.
Serve as the principal advisor and consultant to senior managers of numerous agencies and others on areas of program support.
Interfaces both internally (within USACE) and externally (with other Federal agencies, and Congress) to assure that the Project Management Community of Practice activities and guidance is consistent with current business practices and law.
Serve as the Team Leader for the Army Built Infrastructure Branch, responsible for daily taskings of MILCON Program Managers overseeing regional Army MILCON Programs.
Applies Army MILCON laws, regulations, and policies; manages congressional reporting, scope/cost approvals, bid savings, and timely authorization and appropriation extensions.
Researches Army MILCON authorization and appropriations legislation and reports on congressional actions, approvals, and enactment affecting the program.
Directs USACE districts on Army MILCON actions and communicates HQDA G-4 and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations Housing and Partnerships requirements for project designs, solicitations, and awards.