Consulting Senior Associate
eagle hill consultingArlington (VA)
About the role
About the Company:
Eagle Hill is a nationally recognized, award-winning consulting firm based in the Washington, DC area. We pride ourselves on our unconventional approach to solving business challenges, with a focus on delivering value above expectations. Our collective of talented consultants encourages each other to bring their unique perspectives and experiences to deliver impact-focused solutions for our clients. The result is a working environment that fosters bold thinking, collaboration, and client-centered solutions.
About the Opportunity:
Eagle Hill is actively recruiting for experienced Change Management Consultant Senior Associateroles supporting the phased implementation of the change management strategy for a large technology modernization program in the federal sector. We are recruiting on a rolling basis to supportboth current hiring needs and upcoming implementation phases anticipated to begin in late summer to early fall. As such, there may be a period between offer acceptance and project start, as deployment timelines can vary based on project sequencing and readiness. Candidates who are ready to begin the hiring process immediately are encouraged to apply. Projects will support client sites across the United States, with placement determined by client requirements, timing, readiness, and the skill set and experience level needed for each role. If hired, consultantsmust be able and willing to travel to client sites across the United States up to five days per week, Monday through Friday, when on-site engagement is required ; however, travel cadence will vary throughout the engagement based on client needs, milestones, and deliverable timelines.
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