Senior IT Program Manager, Federal Defense Ops

Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DOD); Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 127,000 - 171,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation expenses reimbursed

Job summary

Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) seeks a senior IT manager to lead life cycle management processes for a major DoD AIS/MIS. The role includes planning, directing, and supervising teams, ensuring compliance with DoD requirements and driving modernization initiatives with Azure-based cloud strategies.

The position requires specialized experience and offers relocation support. This permanent, full-time role includes occasional travel and a competitive salary, with security clearances

Qualifications

• Attention to Detail—thorough and detail-oriented.
• Customer Service—assist clients, assess needs, provide information and resolve issues.
• Oral Communication—clear, effective presentations and active listening.
• Problem Solving—identify problems, evaluate information, and make recommendations.

Responsibilities

• Analyzes business operations to determine compliance and identify problem areas.
• Plans and supervises life cycle management processes for major DoD AIS/MIS.
• Develops AIS program and budget requirements to meet DoD lifecycle and financial regulations.
• Leads and oversees the technical architecture modernization efforts for agency legacy applications.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Customer Service

Oral Communication

Problem Solving

Tools

Microsoft Azure

Job description

Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) seeks a senior IT manager to lead life cycle management processes for a major DoD AIS/MIS. The role includes planning, directing, and supervising teams, ensuring compliance with DoD requirements and driving modernization initiatives with Azure-based cloud strategies.

The position requires specialized experience and offers relocation support. This permanent, full-time role includes occasional travel and a competitive salary, with security clearances