Top Program and Project Management Jobs

Lead operations for the APKWS development program as the main interface between program office, engineering, NPI, and supply chain. Manage operations performance, cost control, quality, schedule, and cost-accounting; develop competitive proposals; promote teamwork and continuous improvement; provide strategic and tactical program execution support.

Lead the Data and Analytics Solutions Program Area overseeing cost, schedule, staffing, risk, and performance across NGA, AFRL, and related programs. Drive strategic business development, capability evolution, Integrated Business Plans, financial reviews, and mentor Program Managers to improve PM execution and lifecycle management.

Lead the Data and Analytics Solutions Program Area overseeing cost, schedule, staffing, risk management, and business development. Mentor program managers, drive capability strategy, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, and ensure financial and programmatic performance for defense customers.

Lead the Data and Analytics Solutions Program Area overseeing cost, schedule, staffing, risk, and performance for NGA, AFRL, and related programs. Drive strategy, business development, IBPs, financial reporting, mentorship of program managers, lifecycle management, and cross-functional coordination to deliver defense solutions and grow capabilities.

Lead and build a Program Controls team to plan, monitor, and control capital program costs and schedules. Manage EVMS, prepare baselines, perform variance and schedule risk analyses, track KPIs, report performance, and provide data-driven recommendations to program leadership while collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders.

As a Software Technical Project Manager, you will oversee project budgets, manage risks, improve processes, and communicate between software and business teams.

The Operations Program Manager IV will oversee program portfolios, manage teams, liaise with leadership, and ensure program success and client satisfaction.

Lead operations activities for ACES programs: manage program performance against baseline (quality, schedule, cost), present operations data to leadership, coordinate cross-functional teams, improve processes, support supply chain planning/execution, track costs/EAC, and promote teamwork.

The Program Manager leads projects to meet cost, schedule, and performance goals for Engine Systems, coordinating with various departments and managing customer relationships.

Lead end-to-end program lifecycle for Air Force and Intelligence Community customers—translate mission requirements into technical roadmaps, manage budgets/schedules/resources, mitigate risks, coordinate cross-functional teams and subcontractors, mentor technical staff, ensure regulatory/security compliance, and drive continuous improvement to deliver advanced capabilities to operational users.