Infrastructure Program Manager

Clearance: Active Public Trust or Eligible
Locations: Washington, DC (Hybrid - 2 days onsite, 3 days remote)

Responsibilities

• Work with OCC staff to refine business, functional, and technical requirements, and scope of projects, document requirements and scope of each project
• Perform program management activities in compliance with PMI Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK), industry best practices, supplemented by OCC procedures
• Responsible to store program documents in repositories directed by OCC (currently Microsoft Project Online [MSPO]).
• Respond to data calls and requests for information related to service area project management activities within timelines specified by OCC.
• Perform any change and configuration management requirements associated with the project initiation and execution
• Conduct program management activities in accordance with OCC's defined processes, manage program reviews in accordance with OCC's defined processes
• Provide coordination and facilitation regarding project acceptance, update the MSPS project site with typical project information and schedule following the procedures and schedules indicated by the OCC
• Employ a regular reporting mechanism to identify project tasks, present status reports, and identify potential bottlenecks, problems, and resolutions
• Develop communications plans indicating communications channels and frequency, as well as the messaging needed, for projects that require notice to be provided to OCC staff; coordinate with OCC communications team to disseminate messages
• Develop project plans, including time and cost estimates, assist with cost/benefit justification for each project
• Prepare non-technical documentation required for the project, manage the production schedule of technical documents to be prepared by subject area experts and project proposals

Key Skills

• Minimum qualifications: Seven (7) years of professional experience in a program manager role for Federal Infrastructure IT services. of similar size, scope, and complexity.
• Required certifications: Project Management Professional (PMP) or Program Man- agreement Professional (PgMP)