S&T Program Management Specialist

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bcs allegientQuantico (VA)

Project Management SpecialistsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Overview BCS Allegient has a 35-year history of helping government, research, and private sector clients implement their programs and missions to achieve success. We offer a breadth of professional support services in the areas of business management, communications, systems engineering, analysis, mission execution, and organization performance. BCS Allegient is currently hiring for a S&T Program Management Professional for the Expeditionary Program supporting our client, Office of Naval Research. This position is onsite in Quantico, VA.ResponsibilitiesThe Program Management Specialist will support the Expeditionary Portfolio Director at the Office of Naval Research by creating original content, articulating emerging concepts, and managing technology transition between the requirements developer and acquisition manager to provide Naval Expeditionary Forces with the technological superiority necessary to fight and win. These include but are not limited to - Drafting papers and briefs Analyzing scientific and fiscal data for presentation and to make recommendations Organizing Expeditionary Portfolio participation in expositions and conferences Presenting new information to various civilian and military audiences Facilitating meetings and managing processes Job Requirements Bachelor''s degree from an accredited college or university (at least) Current Secret security clearance Minimum of 15 years Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) experience policies and program management practices applicable to technology transition from S&T into acquisition (ten of which must be relevant management oversight experience in S&T project planning, execution, and transition) Desired qualifications Top Secret security clearance Experience at HQMC, CD&I, TECOM. MCWL, MCOTEA or MCSC

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