Technical Program Manager - Fire Control SME

Technical Leadership: Lead technical planning, design, development, and delivery of PMAS solutions as part of the Fire Control Team supporting DoD operational environments. System Architecture: Define and maintain scalable, secure architectures that integrate into multi-domain, mission-critical environments and meet stringent DoD requirements. Agile Development: Collaborate with cross-functional teams in an Agile/DevSecOps environment to ensure timely delivery of PMAS features and capabilities. Team Mentorship: Provide technical guidance and coaching to developers, engineers, and stakeholders to foster skill development and alignment with the project's strategic goals. Integration: Oversee integration of PMAS systems into DoD platforms, ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure, tools, and mission needs. Performance Optimization: Evaluate system performance and implement improvements to optimize speed, reliability, scalability, and security for PMAS applications. Compliance: Ensure systems meet DoD cybersecurity, RMF/NIST standards, DISA STIGs, and other federal guidelines. Tooling: Advocate the use of modern tools, frameworks, and methodologies (e.g., CI/CD, containerization, cloud services, AI/ML applications). Risk Management: Proactively identify and mitigate technical risks while ensuring compliance with Golden Dome contractual requirements. Documentation: Create technical documentation for architectures, workflows, and system maintenance to ensure transparency, audit readiness, and operational continuity. Stakeholder Communication: Interface with government stakeholders, program managers, and contractors to report progress, negotiate technical concerns, and align technical deliverables with mission priorities. Bachelor's degree with 15 years' related experience; Master's degree preferred. Required Security Clearance: Must have an Active Top-Secret Clearance with SCI Eligibility 5 years' prior experience for access to Special Access Program Information (SAP), or Controlled Access Program (CAP); must have 1 year in the last 5 years. 15 years' experience involving system development, integration, or sustainment, with at least 3 years in technical leadership. Hands-on experience with PMAS or other DoD mission-critical systems. Expertise in Agile methodologies, DevSecOps practices, and technical program oversight. Proficient in software development lifecycle (SDLC) processes, cloud computing, and container technologies (e.g., Kubernetes/Docker). Experience with data architecture, integration tools, and systems engineering frameworks. Familiarity with DoD policies, directives, RMF/NIST frameworks, DISA STIGs, and cybersecurity best practices.