MANTECH seeks a motivated, career and customer-oriented
PROJECT LEAD to join our team at Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory (MCWL) in
STAFFORD, VA.This position will utilize project management skills and experience to assist MCWL X711 Program research new technologies related to semi-permanent and deployable ICD 705 structures designed to be SCIF/SAPFs as well as execute the establishment of semi-permanent and deployable ICD 705 capable facilities for several locations across the Marine Corps.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to: - Work with the X711 Program Team to research and coordinate "next generation" materials and formats to support prototyping and experimentation of semi-permanent and deployable structures capable of ICD 705 related accreditations.
- Foster collaborative and high-performing project environments across multiple geographically dispersed locations and culturally diverse CONUS and OCONUS teams through clear communication - e.g., between X711 Team, stakeholders, receiving units, industry partners, and other government supporting organizations.
- Implement and maintain consistent project management processes and procedures, ensuring an organized and documented approach to achieve goals and objectives with allocated funding.
Minimum Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree or at least 10 years' experience planning and/or operating in project management environments including ICD 705 related projects.
- Experience with project management frameworks.
Preferred Qualifications: - Project Management Professional Certification
- Defense Acquisition expertise in Project/Program Management
- Experience with MS Word, MS Power Point, MS Project, MS Excel
Clearance Requirements : - Must have a current/active Top Secret clearance with ability to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI clearance.
Physical Requirements: - Ability to maintain construction security oversight in outdoor environment; walk (with personal protective equipment) to inspect and document delivery of components and assembly/const ruction of structure
