Lead Acquisition Program Manager, LRWKC Portfolio

Air Force Test Center; Eglin Air Force Base (FL); On-site; USD 126,000 - 192,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Force Test Center at Eglin AFB in Valparaiso, FL is seeking a Full-Time Supervisory Acquisition Program Manager (NH-1101-04) to lead the LRWKC portfolio. You will manage an $850M program through FY32 and coordinate with AFLCMC/EB Armament Directorate and AFTC Leadership.

The role requires U.S. citizenship, security clearance, and DAWIA Practitioner or Advanced certification; a Bachelor's and often a Master's degree are preferred. Travel up to 25% and situational telework are possible.

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship required.
• Obtain & maintain Security clearance.
• Designated Drug Testing Position.
• DAWIA Practitioner or Advanced certification required.
• Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees preferred.
• Oge-450 disclosure reporting required.
• Annual ethics and procurement integrity training.

Responsibilities

• Function as the Supervisory Program Manager for the Long-Range Weapons Kill Chain (LRWKC) portfolio.
• Oversee the program management activities for the acquisition of multiple specialized instrumentation systems, improvement to current capabilities, and construction projects.
• Establish program management criteria and work to convert strategic goals into programs/capabilities.
• Define, establish, and direct organizational focus on the highly complex projects expected to be executed under the LRWKC portfolio.
• Exercise first-level supervisory responsibilities over 5 personnel, and second-level supervisory responsibilities over 10 personnel.

Skills

Program management

Acquisition policies

Cross-functional teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Job description

Air Force Test Center at Eglin AFB in Valparaiso, FL is seeking a Full-Time Supervisory Acquisition Program Manager (NH-1101-04) to lead the LRWKC portfolio. You will manage an $850M program through FY32 and coordinate with AFLCMC/EB Armament Directorate and AFTC Leadership.

The role requires U.S. citizenship, security clearance, and DAWIA Practitioner or Advanced certification; a Bachelor's and often a Master's degree are preferred. Travel up to 25% and situational telework are possible.