Civil Works Program Lead

US Army Corps of Engineers; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a qualified professional to coordinate and consolidate the district civil works program, review decision documents, and advise leadership on policy, funding, and scheduling. The role also involves preparing status reports, congressional testimony briefings, and inquiries responses, with emphasis on alignment to authorizations and funding agreements.

The position requires experience in planning, budgeting, and design reviews within a federal program, with the

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience which includes: 1) managing multi-year program budgets for water resource appropriations for Planning, Construction and Operations; 2) Reviews and participates in preparation of planning, design, and construction documents to assure consistency with project authorization, budgetary, funding, schedules and cost sharing agreements; 3) providing advice to upper management and project managers on annual budget cycle relative to program management funding and schedules.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with program and project managers and technical chiefs to consolidate and formulate the district civil works program.
• Review project decision documents, cost estimates, and schedules for consistency with program authorizations and funding agreements.
• Provide technical advice on program policy, funding, and scheduling to district leadership and external stakeholders.
• Prepare and present civil works program status reports, congressional testimony briefings, and responses to congressional inquiries.

Skills

Budget management

Program coordination

Policy advisory

Stakeholder communication

Federal government experience

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a qualified professional to coordinate and consolidate the district civil works program, review decision documents, and advise leadership on policy, funding, and scheduling. The role also involves preparing status reports, congressional testimony briefings, and inquiries responses, with emphasis on alignment to authorizations and funding agreements.

The position requires experience in planning, budgeting, and design reviews within a federal program, with the