Senior Technical Program Manager with Security Clearance

Role Highlights

• Position: Senior Technical Program Manager
• Location: Washington, DC (Foggy Bottom) | 5 days onsite
• Type: Direct Hire, Full-Time
• Salary: $175,000 – $207,000
• Clearance: TS/SCI required What You'll Be Doing:
• Lead and manage a team of up to 50 professionals across cybersecurity, NOC/SOC, data, and systems engineering disciplines
• Oversee a 24/7 SOC/NOC environment supporting worldwide federal operations — this is a never-out environment
• Guide teams through high-priority incidents and outages using ITIL-based processes
• Own program financials end-to-end — tracking contract burn, managing revenue, understanding margin differences across different contract types, and managing growth
• Drive Agile delivery across the program and support capability modernization efforts
• Brief senior stakeholders and translate technical operations into strategic impact What They're Looking For:
• 8–10 years of IT Program Management experience with a strong emphasis on cybersecurity and SOC/NOC environments
• Hands-on experience implementing or modernizing SOC/NOC solutions — processes, workflows, and tooling
• Demonstrated fluency in federal program financials — contract burn, revenue, margin, and the mechanics of CPFF vs. FFP contract structures
• Experience managing large, complex federal IT programs — DOS, IC, DoD, or national security background needed
• PMP certification required (will consider candidates actively scheduled to test)
• Active TS/SCI clearance required
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience) Compensation & Benefits:
• Base salary $175,000 – $207,000 DOE
• Direct hire with a firm that has long-term, established federal relationships
• High visibility role within a growing National Security Portfolio — real growth potential
• Mission-driven environment supporting worldwide federal operations
• Opportunity to be part of a team where your work genuinely matters at the highest levels