Active TS/SCI clearance with CI Polygraph required
Bachelor's degree required
10+ years of experience managing complex projects, including U.S. Embassy facilities
Experience managing construction, renovation, or facility sustainment projects through completion
Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams and coordinating with government agencies and contractors
Knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, project scheduling, and cost management
Familiarity with U.S. Embassy operations and overseas construction requirements
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Microsoft Project
Strong communication, organizational, and stakeholder management skills
Ability to travel internationally, including within the CENTCOM area of responsibility, approximately one week per month
Responsibilities
Manage DAO sustainment, renovation, and facility improvement projects from initiation through construction and financial closeout.
Assess facility conditions, prioritize project requirements, and conduct international site visits to support planning and execution.
Develop scopes of work, preliminary designs, project schedules, and cost estimates in coordination with government stakeholders.
Coordinate with Department of State Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), Diplomatic Security (DS), Defense Attaché Service (DAS), and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).
Lead multidisciplinary teams, monitor construction progress, resolve project issues, and ensure compliance with applicable requirements.
Prepare project status reports, financial documentation, leadership briefings, and Facility Engineering Review Board (FERB) submissions.
Maintain project cost tracking, audit records, and required construction closeout documentation.
Identify facility deficiencies, project risks, and opportunities for improvement to support long-term sustainment planning.
Benefits
Opportunity to work on high-impact projects related to U.S. Embassy facilities
Engagement with various government agencies and multidisciplinary teams
International travel opportunities, enhancing global experience
Potential for professional development in project management and facility engineering
Involvement in critical infrastructure projects that support national security
Full Job Description
Sustainment Program Manager
Responsibilities:
Manage DAO sustainment, renovation, and facility improvement projects from initiation through construction and financial closeout.
Assess facility conditions, prioritize project requirements, and conduct international site visits to support planning and execution.
Develop scopes of work, preliminary designs, project schedules, and cost estimates in coordination with government stakeholders.
Coordinate with Department of State Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), Diplomatic Security (DS), Defense Attaché Service (DAS), and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).
Lead multidisciplinary teams, monitor construction progress, resolve project issues, and ensure compliance with applicable requirements.
Prepare project status reports, financial documentation, leadership briefings, and Facility Engineering Review Board (FERB) submissions.
Maintain project cost tracking, audit records, and required construction closeout documentation.
Identify facility deficiencies, project risks, and opportunities for improvement to support long-term sustainment planning.
Qualifications:
Active TS/SCI clearance with CI Polygraph required
Bachelor's degree required
10+ years of experience managing complex projects, including U.S. Embassy facilities
Experience managing construction, renovation, or facility sustainment projects through completion
Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams and coordinating with government agencies and contractors
Knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, project scheduling, and cost management
Familiarity with U.S. Embassy operations and overseas construction requirements
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Microsoft Project
Strong communication, organizational, and stakeholder management skills
Ability to travel internationally, including within the CENTCOM area of responsibility, approximately one week per month
Desired:
Experience applying ICD-705 and/or Department of State Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB) standards
Interior Design degree with NCIDQ certification
Experience with facility renovations and secure shipping requirements
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
Experience supporting overseas diplomatic facility modernization and sustainment projects
