Lead Navy modernization program efforts providing overall program leadership, technical direction, resource and subcontractor management, and execution oversight. Manage NMP activities, SCDs, baseline and design management, systems engineering, acquisition support, and stakeholder coordination. Monitor schedule, cost, risk, and performance; produce executive reports, briefings, and modernization plans while ensuring compliance with Navy policies and cybersecurity requirements.
cFocus Software seeks a Program/Project Manager to join our program supporting the United States Navy (DON). This position is on site in the San Diego, CA area. This position requires a Secret clearance.
Qualifications:
Duties:
Qualifications:
- Active Secret clearance
- 15+ years of experience managing large-scale Navy, DoD, or Federal modernization and integration programs.
- Knowledge of Navy Modernization Process (NMP), Ship Change Document (SCD) development, NDE-EP, SPIDER/RIPTIDE, and modernization planning processes.
- Experience with Advance Planning, fielding strategies, baseline management, design management, systems engineering, and acquisition support.
- Experience coordinating cross-functional engineering, logistics, installation, acquisition, and operational stakeholders.
- Demonstrated ability to manage schedules, budgets, risks, deliverables, and performance objectives.
Duties:
- Provide overall program leadership, technical direction, resource management, and execution oversight for PIMSS task areas.
- Manage activities associated with Navy Modernization Process (NMP) support, including Ship Change Documents (SCDs), modernization planning, NDE-EP processing, SPIDER/RIPTIDE coordination, and modernization reporting.
- Oversee Advance Planning activities, synchronized fielding plans, class spend plans, modernization roadmaps, and platform modernization strategies.
- Lead Baseline Management efforts to ensure alignment of platform baselines, installation requirements, modernization schedules, and configuration control processes.
- Direct Design Management activities including installation design coordination, technical reviews, logistics integration, engineering assessments, and design package development.
- Manage Design Systems Engineering support for integration, technical feasibility analysis, requirements development, certification planning, interoperability, and engineering risk management.
- Oversee Design Acquisition Management activities supporting acquisition milestones, budget planning, procurement coordination, lifecycle management, and execution tracking.
- Coordinate with Program Management Warfare Offices (PMWs), NAVWAR, NAVSEA, NIWC, Fleet stakeholders, Planning Yards, TYCOMs, and external organizations.
- Lead program reviews, status meetings, executive briefings, risk assessments, and stakeholder engagements.
- Monitor technical, cost, schedule, and performance metrics and implement corrective actions when required.
- Develop and deliver executive reports, white papers, decision briefs, status reports, metrics, and presentations.
- Manage subcontractors, staffing plans, workload forecasting, and surge support requirements.
- Ensure compliance with Navy modernization policies, acquisition guidance, cybersecurity requirements, and applicable directives.
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