DoD Program Manager – TS/SCI, PMP Certified

Apex Systems; Bath Township (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESPP

401K with company match

Health Savings Account

EAP with counseling

Certification discounts

Career coaching

Job summary

Everforth Apex Systems is seeking a Project Manager - Journeyman for Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, onsite. The role requires U.S. citizenship, ability to obtain DoD clearance, a Bachelor's degree, PMP and DAWIA certifications, and SAP access as needed.

You will manage technical projects, schedules, risk, and acquisition documents in a DoD environment. Responsibilities include maintaining IMS schedules, evaluating health metrics, and ensuring timely PMRs, with a focus on DoD 5000-series directives

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required and PMP certification.
• DoD cost and schedule management experience.
• DAWIA PM certification; DAWIA Level III within 24 months.
• SAP experience preferred; ability to obtain SAP access.

Responsibilities

• Manage execution of up to five programs per DoD 5000-series and PMBOK guidelines.
• Build and maintain a resource-loaded IMS in Microsoft Project; update monthly.
• Evaluate program health metrics and report status at PMRs.
• Implement risk management per DoD RIO Guide; provide mitigations within 5 days.
• Develop APBs, SOWs, CDRLs, and related docs; meet suspense dates with limited rework.

Skills

PMP certification

Microsoft Project

PMBOK

Oral and written communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

MS Project

Job description

Everforth Apex Systems is seeking a Project Manager - Journeyman for Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, onsite. The role requires U.S. citizenship, ability to obtain DoD clearance, a Bachelor's degree, PMP and DAWIA certifications, and SAP access as needed.

You will manage technical projects, schedules, risk, and acquisition documents in a DoD environment. Responsibilities include maintaining IMS schedules, evaluating health metrics, and ensuring timely PMRs, with a focus on DoD 5000-series directives