Navigant Consulting - Beavercreek, OH
posted about 2 months ago
Join a high-performing project management team supporting important U.S. Air Force acquisition and sustainment programs. This position is for a Senior Acquisition Program Manager for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. The role involves applying knowledge and experience in acquisition policies and procedures to procure and sustain Air Force weapon systems and subsystems throughout their life cycles. As a Senior Acquisition Program Manager, you will lead the development of acquisition and sustainment strategies for Air Force weapon system ACAT II/III Programs. Your responsibilities will include conducting planning and analysis for all acquisition phases, with an initial focus on Milestone B and/or C activities. You will collaborate with program office staff and other stakeholders to plan and execute modification programs/efforts associated with Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Obsolescence issues, which includes developing strategies, plans, agreements, and schedules. In this role, you will analyze or develop Courses of Action (COA) including cost, schedule, and/or performance estimates. You will also work closely with program office staff and other stakeholders to identify risks to program/project processes and activities, developing and executing associated mitigation strategies. Analyzing and defining impacts of changes to program baselines (cost, schedule, and/or performance) resulting from new requirements will be a key part of your responsibilities, as will developing draft informational, status, and decision briefings and documents. Participation in various program Integrated Product Team (IPT) meetings and program management reviews will be required, along with collecting and analyzing stakeholder requirements and program objectives to develop assessment criteria. Additionally, you will coordinate related program/technical documentation between functional resources, stakeholders, and approving authorities to gain approval for program office use.