Engineering Program Lead: Workload & Lifecycle Execution

US Army Corps of Engineers

Walla Walla (WA)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 130,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers in Washington state seeks a Workload Manager within the Engineering and Construction Division. The role oversees complex dam-related programs, guiding lifecycle execution from scoping to construction and ensuring alignment with mission requirements.

Applicants should hold PE or RA licensure, with extensive experience in workload planning, budgeting, and resource optimization. Collaboration with district elements and external partners is expected in a dynamic federal

Qualifications

Lead workload management for complex engineering projects in a federal division.
Coordinate budgeting, scheduling, and staffing across multiple branches and sections.
Apply life-cycle project execution from scoping to construction to meet mission requirements.

Responsibilities

Lead the Engineering and Construction Division's workload management for dams with hydropower, navigation, spillways, and fish bypass.
Coordinate with 4 Branch Chiefs and 9 Section Chiefs on budgeting, scheduling, resources, and strategic plans.
Apply life-cycle execution to develop strategies for current and future programs.
Review workload against priorities, monitor resources, resolve delays, and decide in-house vs. A-E firm work.
Develop five-year workload projections using data, trends, and funding forecasts.
Assist Section Chiefs in coordinating annual resource and labor requirements with Project Managers.
Interpret guidance to formulate internal policies and improve workflows.