Feb 19
DoE Q or L
Management (Manager/Director of Staff)
$136,510
Occasional travel
Management
Remote/Hybrid•Richland, WA (Off-Site/Hybrid)
Hours: Dayshift 4/10’s
Length: up to 5 years contract with the possibility of extension or conversion to full-time depending on performance, attendance and business needs
Travel: Yes, on boarding/as needed trips to Los Alamos or vender shop visits.
Per Diem: Yes, for on boarding/as needed trips to Los Alamos
Must Haves:
• Requires a bachelor’s degree and a minimum five years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Must have previous experience with DOE 413.3B work scope or DOE EVMS reporting experience, and experience supporting difficult customers/building relationships.
• Must be able to pass client’s onboarding requirements and be able to obtain a Q clearance
Description:
The technical project manager manages and ensures the timely completion of discrete technical or operational projects; establishes technical requirements for the project; defines project deliverables, budgets, and schedules; and oversees the project team in the planning, tracking, and execution of the project from initiation to completion. Projects are a set of related activities needed to produce specific products or services to meet customer’s requirements. Projects develop work packages that define what will be accomplished to meet specific programmatic needs and produce the work products defined by the work packages. Projects are finite, with a definite beginning, middle, and end. The customer may be an external body, such as a federal agency, or may be an internal organization within the Laboratory. Projects are typically a subset of, and funded by, a Laboratory program, but (rarely) may be stand-alone and separately funded.
Length: up to 5 years contract with the possibility of extension or conversion to full-time depending on performance, attendance and business needs
Travel: Yes, on boarding/as needed trips to Los Alamos or vender shop visits.
Per Diem: Yes, for on boarding/as needed trips to Los Alamos
Must Haves:
• Requires a bachelor’s degree and a minimum five years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Must have previous experience with DOE 413.3B work scope or DOE EVMS reporting experience, and experience supporting difficult customers/building relationships.
• Must be able to pass client’s onboarding requirements and be able to obtain a Q clearance
Description:
The technical project manager manages and ensures the timely completion of discrete technical or operational projects; establishes technical requirements for the project; defines project deliverables, budgets, and schedules; and oversees the project team in the planning, tracking, and execution of the project from initiation to completion. Projects are a set of related activities needed to produce specific products or services to meet customer’s requirements. Projects develop work packages that define what will be accomplished to meet specific programmatic needs and produce the work products defined by the work packages. Projects are finite, with a definite beginning, middle, and end. The customer may be an external body, such as a federal agency, or may be an internal organization within the Laboratory. Projects are typically a subset of, and funded by, a Laboratory program, but (rarely) may be stand-alone and separately funded.
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