Top Senior Level Project Management Jobs in Washington DC,

The Project Management Specialist will oversee financial aspects of federal government projects, ensuring budgeting, quality deliverables, and compliance with contract requirements. They will maintain project schedules, manage timesheet submissions, and create financial reports while supporting project kick-offs and business development efforts.

As a Project Manager, you will lead innovative teams to deliver high-quality solutions for Federal government clients. Responsibilities include communicating with stakeholders, planning timelines, monitoring project tasks, allocating resources, and ensuring project goals align with technical deliverables. Strong interpersonal skills and a bachelor’s degree in a related field are required.

The Program Manager at Core One will oversee project operations, ensuring schedules are met and resources are utilized effectively. Responsibilities include managing costs, technical performance, and staffing, along with communicating with stakeholders and providing monthly reports. The role requires active participation in governance and security compliance, as well as recruiting qualified personnel.

As a Project Manager, you will lead DevSecOps, Cloud, and Cyber projects for the National Security business unit, focusing on strategic analysis and operational excellence. You'll manage client relationships, evaluate project scopes, develop work breakdown structures, and communicate project statuses to stakeholders. You must have an active TS clearance and six years of experience in managing complex federal projects.

As a Scrum Master, you will lead customer-centric software development initiatives, focusing on enhancing semantic search capabilities for the Department of Defense. Responsibilities include documenting requirements, synthesizing feature requests, and ensuring effective communication between mission teams and stakeholders.