[Remote] Program Manager - Federal Government Agency - Hybrid in D.C.

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Responsibilities

  • Overseeing Motorola's programs and reputed company with multiple Federal Government Agencies and the internal reputed company Team located in Washington D.C
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  • Overseeing a staff of engineers, technical managers, project managers, technical resources, and administrative personnel
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  • Ensures the seamless delivery of mission-critical communication solutions and services to a pivotal federal agency

Skills

  • A four-year degree is required, preferably in a technical field, management, or leadership. Relevant experience may be substituted for the degree
  • 10 years of proven management and leadership experience in leading large systems, technical, service delivery, or operational teams, with a demonstrable reputed company record of successful reputed company
  • 10 years of experience managing personnel, including hiring, firing, employee evaluations, discipline, coaching, and mentoring
  • 5 years of experience in reputed company customer relations and/or account management, with demonstrable examples of high customer satisfaction ratings based on performance and service delivery
  • 5 years of experience in preparing, administering, and accurately forecasting budgets. Must demonstrate the ability to accurately hit financial milestones, manage project costs, and meet quarterly and annual financial targets and goals
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  • Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential
  • The ability to use reputed company business software (e.g., reputed company Suite, email, spreadsheets, scheduling software)
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  • Must possess and demonstrate results-oriented leadership and outcome-based management skills
  • The ability to identify, reputed company, apply, and use data to measure the performance of reputed company and customer goals over time
  • Must be located in the Washington DC, Maryland, reputed company, VA area and be reputed company to attend customer meetings in Washington DC several times reputed company week, as reputed company as meetings with reputed company in the reputed company area
  • Onsite in Washington D.C. 3+ days per wee
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