Project/Program Manager (FAA)

Mission Driven Research, Inc.; Huntsville (AL); In loco; USD 120.000 - 160.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Mission Driven Research (MDR) is seeking an exceptionally talented Project/Program Manager to join our team supporting the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST). You will lead technical personnel and day-to-day execution of AST safety engineering task orders, ensuring quality, schedule, and budget are on track while serving as MDR's primary point of contact to the FAA.

You will manage policy development, guidance, tools, and analyses for the aerospace industry, own end-to-end

Competenze

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or science is required.
• Ten years of industry experience managing technical personnel in aerospace, including schedules and budgets.

Mansioni

• Manage technical staff engaged in policy, guidance, processes, tools, and analyses for the aerospace industry.
• Own end-product quality, customer reporting, and task-order schedules and budgets.
• Lead post-award kickoff and ensure SOW scope and deliverables are clear.
• Prepare PMSRs and conduct quarterly program reviews with cost reporting.
• Coordinate subcontractors and teammates to meet contract requirements.
• Maintain a quality management system in line with contract requirements.

Conoscenze

Project management

Technical leadership

Budget & scheduling

Formazione

Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or science

Descrizione del lavoro

• Mission Driven Research (MDR) primarily operates in the federal government services domain and our primary asset is our employee base. As a result, Mission Driven Research employees are rewarded accordingly with competitive salaries, and a comprehensive benefits package.

MDR is looking for an amazingly talented Project/Program Manager to join our team supporting the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST)! In this role you will lead the technical personnel and day-to-day execution of AST safety engineering task orders, keeping quality, schedule, and budget on track while serving as MDR's primary point of contact to the FAA.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Managing technical staff engaged in the investigation and development of policy, guidance, processes, tools, and technical analyses for the aerospace industry
• Owning end-product quality, customer reporting, and the establishment and execution of task-order schedules and budgets
• Participating in the post-award kickoff meeting and ensuring the team has a clear, shared understanding of the SOW scope and deliverables
• Preparing Project Management Status Reports (PMSRs) and conducting quarterly program management reviews, including performance and cost reporting on funds, labor-hours, and work completion
• Managing and coordinating subcontractors and teammates to ensure full compliance with contract requirements
• Implementing and maintaining a quality management system so all work is accomplished in accordance with contract requirements

What You'll Need:

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or science
• Ten (10) years of industry experience managing technical personnel engaged in the investigation and development of policy, guidance, processes, tools, and technical analyses for the aerospace industry - including responsibility for end-product quality, customer reporting, and the establishment and implementation of associated schedules and budgets

About the work:

Mission Driven Research (MDR) provides advanced flight safety and system safety support to the Federal Aviation Administration's Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST) under an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract. AST carries a serious public-safety mandate: under U.S. law it is responsible for protecting public health and safety, property, and the national security and foreign-policy interests of the United States during commercial space launch and reentry activities. AST meets that responsibility by licensing and permitting commercial launch and reentry vehicle operations and launch/reentry site operations, issuing experimental permits and safety approvals, and supporting the FAA's Air Traffic Organization on airspace management and amateur rocket activities.

Our team helps AST evaluate license, permit, and safety-approval applications; develop regulations, guidance, and training; build analytical tools; and conduct research on advanced modeling and computational methods. Quantitative and qualitative risk analysis sits at the center of the work - explosive safety, debris and toxic risk, distance-focusing overpressure, hazard-area determination, maximum probable loss, flight safety systems, software safety, and system safety - applied across launch and reentry vehicle operations, range operations, and the public-safety issues tied to launch and reentry site operations. Work is ordered and scoped through individual task orders, so the mix of activity evolves with AST's priorities.

All contractor personnel must satisfy applicable FAA personnel security requirements (per FAA Personnel Security Order 1600.1) and complete required information systems security training.

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