This Operations Manager role will support the Muscatatuck Training Center Advanced Cyber Center - Testing, Training & Experimentation (MACC-TTE) contract and is contingent upon award. The position is located at Camp Atterbury in Edinburgh, IN.
Responsibilities- Lead day-to-day MACC-TTE operations, maintenance, development, and customer support, ensuring continuity of operations and mission readiness.
- Plan and execute testing and training events by integrating sponsor requirements, coordinating resources, and ensuring compliance with contract objectives.
- Manage staffing, budgets, deliverables, and schedules; monitor performance metrics and risks; report regularly to the Program Manager and government client.
- Serve as Deputy Program Manager, acting for the PM when required and representing the program to senior DoD and National Guard stakeholders.
- Drive process improvements, quality management, and compliance with DoD, NGB, and Army regulations and contract requirements.
Required Qualifications- Active TS/SCI clearance and ability to maintain it.
- Ten or more years of program or operations management experience in DoD or similar large-scale technology programs (cyber range, IT/OT, information warfare).
- Proven track record leading multi-disciplinary teams in planning and executing complex training and test events, with expertise in integrating technical, logistical, and operational requirements.
- Demonstrated ability to manage budgets and schedules for programs exceeding $5 million.
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, business, or related discipline; PMP or equivalent certification.
Preferred Qualifications- Experience with cyber-range operations, training support, and Joint/Interagency coordination.
- Familiarity with National Guard Bureau, Joint Staff, or Army acquisition processes.
- Ability to work across cybersecurity, networking, systems engineering, and RF teams.
- IAT Level 2 certification (e.g., Security+ CE).
Employee may be required to occasionally lift and/or move moderate amounts of weight, typically less than 20 pounds, but may vary depending on the position. Regular and predictable attendance is essential.
