Program Manager - Unmanned Air Systems
$64.90 - $86.54 per hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$64.90 - $86.54 per hour
About the role
- Energized by open-ended technical challenges in early-stage product development
- Cross-functional leader and collaborator
- Turns failures into learning opportunities
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or related field 5+ years of program management experience
- Hands-on software development experience
- Experience developing a new product through ideation, design, testing, and release
- Strong communication, interpersonal, and relationship-building skills
- Military experience is strongly preferred
- Lead cross-functional UAS Test and Evaluation programs
- Oversee the development and execution of Test and Evaluation systems across a range of complex environments and systems
- Develop program plans, schedules, budgets, and quality goals
- Identify and mitigate technical, schedule, and contractual risks
- Contribute to system architecture and technical design discussions
- Run pilot implementations, troubleshoot issues, and drive resolution
- Collaborate with engineers to translate client needs into innovative solutions
- Travel to client destinations to facilitate Test and Evaluation events and provide ongoing support and optimization
- Safe Harbor 401(k) with 4% employer match
- Health, dental, and vision insurance with 99% employer contribution towards employee premiums
- Flexible work hours + inclusive PTO policy to support work-life balance
- Professional development reimbursement for continual learning
- Freedom to explore, create, play, and problem-solve while receiving support and guidance from senior leaders
- Every employee, at every level, has a voice in what projects we pursue and how we accomplish our technical goals
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