Technical Project Manager

Talentify; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 125,000 - 175,000; Part time

Job summary

KeyLogic is seeking a Technical Project Manager (Part Time) to support the DOE Office of Petroleum Reserves, providing project and program management in M&O contract elements. On-site in Washington, DC at Forrestal Building.

The role emphasizes strategic advisory, planning, and coordination across HQ, field personnel, private partners, and other Federal agencies, delivering reports for DOE leadership. 15+ years experience and PMP preferred; strong communication and detail orientation are

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship is Required
• Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering
• PMP certification preferred; CAPM/PMP in progress
• 15+ years of related experience
• On-site at the Forrestal Building, Washington, DC
• Familiarity with NARA and DOE records retention procedures
• Preparation and distribution of outreach materials for OPR
• Coordination of meetings with HQ, field personnel, private companies, and other agencies
• Publication of technical reports, briefings, and presentations for OPR/DOE leadership
• Develop products using public data for quantitative and qualitative analysis
• Strong interpersonal communication across disciplines
• Experience communicating with all levels from analysts to senior leaders
• Define projects, gather requirements, implement plans, monitor status
• Strong attention to detail
• Able to work with site contractors and Federal personnel
• Manage multiple projects and teams with tight deadlines
• Anticipate client, operational, and people needs
• Deliver results through cross-functional team coordination

Responsibilities

• Serve as project and program management resource for the DOE OPR
• Provide strategic advisory, management, and technical support
• Develop plans, risk mitigation, and monitor status across activities
• Coordinate meetings and engagements with HQ, Field, private firms, and agencies
• Develop and publish technical reports and briefings for DOE leadership
• Use data from public sources to support quantitative and qualitative analysis

Skills

PMP Certification

Interpersonal communication

Stakeholder management

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering

Job description

Position: Technical Project Manager – Part Time

Location: Washington, DC

Salary: $125-175k

KeyLogic has an immediate need for a Technical Project Manager to serve as a project and program management resource supporting the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Petroleum Reserves (OPR).

The Technical Project Manager will work in a consulting role supporting DOE’s efforts related to maintenance and operations (M&O) contract elements as part of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The Technical Project Manager will provide strategic advisory, management, and technical support services to consult, collect information, review, plan, develop, recommend, and implement appropriate actions required to assist in executing the programs within the OPR.

Position Requirements:

• U.S. Citizenship is Required
• Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering, or work history related to the same.
• PMP Certification is preferred, working toward CAPM or PMP certification is required.
• 15+ years of related experience
• This position requires an on-site presence at the Forrestal Building in Washington D.C.
• Familiarity with National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and DOE record retention procedures, management of permanent records and retention process.
• Preparation and distribution of outreach and engagement materials related to OPR goals and objectives.
• Coordination of meetings, conferences and engagements, involving Headquarters, Field personnel, private companies, and other Federal agencies.
• Development and publication of other documents, such as technical reports and briefings, presentation materials including graphics, and paper presentations for OPR and DOE executive management.
• Develop products using information from public facing data sources to conduct quantitative and qualitative analysis.
• Strong interpersonal communication skills and a capacity for working across multiple disciplines
• Experience and ability to effectively communicate with all levels of an organization from analysts to senior leadership
• Define projects, collect requirements, develop detailed implementation plans, maintain alignment, develop risk mitigation plans, and monitor program status across multiple activities to reduce or remove dependencies
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to work in support of a diverse team that includes both site support contractors and Federal personnel
• Ability to manage multiple projects and working with and managing multiple project teams of varying size and scope with tight deadlines
• Understand and anticipate client, operational, project, and people needs. Be able to identify and execute independently on the anticipated needs.
• Deliver results through managing and integrating cross functional teams. Ability to listen and interpret client needs, identify the solution, stand-up the needed resources, and execute to results.