Senior Enterprise Records Management & KM Lead

Logc2; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 117,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) package

Paid time off

Job summary

Connected Logistics in the Tampa area seeks an Enterprise Records Management Lead to serve as the USSOCOM Enterprise Knowledge Management program senior advisor, helping government stakeholders develop and implement governance, policy, standards, and procedures while performing hands-on daily records management.

You will oversee SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and other repositories, lead records management across classified networks, coordinate inventories and archival actions, implement retention

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline or equivalent experience.
• 8+ years records/information management experience, incl. 3+ years leading enterprise initiatives or distributed teams.
• Experience applying federal records management requirements & schedules to electronic information.

Responsibilities

• Oversee SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and enterprise content repositories for records lifecycle management.
• Lead records management delivery within USSOCOM EKM program on multiple classified networks.
• Coordinate inventories, data migration, archival activities, and disposition reviews.

Skills

US Citizenship

Top Secret clearance

Leadership of distributed teams

Policy translation to tech specs

Education

Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline

Tools

SharePoint

Microsoft 365

Microsoft Purview

Job description

Connected Logistics in the Tampa area seeks an Enterprise Records Management Lead to serve as the USSOCOM Enterprise Knowledge Management program senior advisor, helping government stakeholders develop and implement governance, policy, standards, and procedures while performing hands-on daily records management.

You will oversee SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and other repositories, lead records management across classified networks, coordinate inventories and archival actions, implement retention