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Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Business or related field and 7+ years of Program/Project management experience (such as: Project Lead, SCRUM Master, Agile Coach) working with technical teams developing enterprise class solutions.
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Keywords: Project Manager, Program Manager, Transportation, Engineering, Highway, Roadway, Civil, Bridge, Design, DOT, *LI-MJ1. Project Manager (Transportation) HDR’s engineering practice in the Mid-Atlantic continues to grow and is need of experienced Project Managers in the Transportation field.
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Alutiiq Logistics and Maintenance Services, LLC has an exciting opportunity for a Project Manager supporting the Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1) and Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Base Operations] Support (BOS) at JBAB, Washington, D.C. The successful candidate will possess full authority to act on all contract matters and will lead the project management team to ensure technical, cost, and schedule performance.
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Experience leading large-scale USAID activities that catalyze democracy, governance, or economic growth outcomes world-wide; prior experience as Chief of Party, Project Director, Deputy Director, Team Leader, etc., on project(s) of similar scope, scale, and complexity preferred.
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One of these is "integrity risk" - corruption, fraud, economic sanctions, litigation, criminal activity/history, politically exposed persons, opaque ownership structures, money laundering, terrorist financing - any of which can affect the integrity of an IFC project, or adversely impact IFC's reputation as the preeminent international organization operating in the private sector.
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Professional certifications are preferred - but not required and include but not limited to Certified Construction Manager (CCM), Project Management Professional (PMP), Professional Engineer (PE), American Institute of Architects (AIA), Registered Architect (RA), etc.
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They will support a large USAID-funded GHS project to develop and implement policies and processes and ensures quality delivery of service on data management and strategic information activities.
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The ISSO shall coordinate with Hopper ISC Project Managers (when necessary) and Maritime Intelligence Element (MIE) Product Owner during project planning and execution activities. The ISSO shall attend project and information assurance policy implementation meetings and briefings, and develop, provide, and deliver technical, operator, and customer training and briefings to all audience levels.
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This position requires a deep understanding of low-voltage systems, networking, and audio-visual installations, as well as strong project management skills. 8+ years of experience in project management/leadership within the telecommunications and low-voltage industry, with a focus on managing large cabling infrastructure projects.
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The Project Manager, Accreditation and Compliance will report to the Director, Accreditation and Compliance and is responsible for managing the Joint Provider Program to ensure activities meet the appropriate ACCME/Joint Accreditation standards.
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Prepare design documentation in the form of CAD packages for contractor teams in full compliance with all WMATA CAD Standards; Prepare as-built drawings Communicate with project managers, engineers, and other CAD staff in order to create and revise drawings in accordance with project specifications.
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Your newpany: Looking to hire a Multifamily Construction Manager to join a Project Management Servicepany who provide consultative services to developers, landlords and tenants in the DC area. Interested in talking to Construction Managers or Project Managers with 5-10 years of new build multifamily construction experience to oversee 3rd party general contractors on a series of new build Multifamily Developments in the district.
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Possess relevant certifications, such as ITIL, AGILE Product Owner, Project Management (CAPM/PMP), and/or CBAP. Support national security system development, including FISA, NSL, NDRR system project.
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As the EVMS SME, the incumbent is responsible and accountable for analysis of the Earned Value Management Systems and procedures of M&O contractors at the NNSA project execution sites. Experience having served as a project controls lead, lead cost engineer or lead scheduler.
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Engage with internal and external customers on personnel security to ensure the assigned program / project is fully integrated; leverage current threat intelligence to enhance or modify procedures.
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