Strategic Defense Acquisition Program Manager

Air Force Civilian Service; Warner Robins (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentives may be available

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Air Force Civilian Service seeks an Acquisition Program Manager (NH-1101-03) to oversee DoD acquisition programs at Robins AFB, GA. You will manage cost, schedule, and performance baselines, coordinate with contracting, engineering, and logistics, and brief senior leadership on program status.

U.S. citizenship required, ability to obtain security clearance, potential TDY travel, APDP certification, and completion of continuous learning requirements are expected.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of laws, principles, policies, and practices of systems acquisition and program management.
• Ability to communicate clearly both orally and in writing to senior leadership.
• Ability to coordinate among contracting, engineering, manufacturing, program control, and logistics.

Responsibilities

• Manage and evaluate acquisition programs using established principles and procedures.
• Analyze cost estimates, schedules, performance baselines, and supportability requirements.
• Provide input to source selection activities and monitor contractor performance across development, production, and deployment.
• Prepare staff studies and deliver briefings on cost, schedule, and baseline adherence.

Skills

Acquisition program mgmt

Cost/schedule analysis

Performance management

Brief senior leadership

Cross-functional coordination

Negotiation strategies

Contracting liaison

Job description

Air Force Civilian Service seeks an Acquisition Program Manager (NH-1101-03) to oversee DoD acquisition programs at Robins AFB, GA. You will manage cost, schedule, and performance baselines, coordinate with contracting, engineering, and logistics, and brief senior leadership on program status.

U.S. citizenship required, ability to obtain security clearance, potential TDY travel, APDP certification, and completion of continuous learning requirements are expected.