Total 117 Manager job vacancies in Bremerton, Washington

• Plans, organizes, directs and controls the safety and occupational health program covering an extensive geographic area and involving a large variety of regional operations.
• Evaluates the health and safety program’s progress, which includes assessment of current guidelines, procedures, policies, and the training program.
• Plans, organizes and conducts a regional inspection activity.
• Investigates mishaps and fatalities and prepares a chronological narrative of factors contributing to the incident.
• Tests and modifies, as appropriate, various types of protective equipment such as life vests, safety ropes, and safety nets to ensure compliance with applicable safety criteria.

As a/an Program Manager, you will:

• Interface both internally and externally to assure that the Division effort will result in quality projects on time and at a reasonable cost.
• Provide leadership in establishing and maintaining effective management processes.
• Work closely with internal customers providing continuity of leadership in assessing Division mission and work requirements and in developing overall plans, goals, and objectives. Confer with Directors and managers to establish broad mission requirements and objectives, plan for accomplishment, review status and progress, provide management guidance and direction, and provide advice and/or decision on policy matters.
• Establish and maintain partnership with customers. Conduct periodic coordination meetings and program reviews to ensure full understanding and communication on critical project issues.

This position supervises the U.S. Special Acquisitions Section (USSA) in the U.S./Anglo Division of the Directorate of Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access (ABA). The section is responsible for the acquisition of all non-serial collection material from the United States, excluding books acquired through copyright deposit, Cataloging In Publication or routine government transfer. It acquires most of the special collection materials being added to the Library’s collection, as well as most of the items donated for addition to the collection and all high-profile donated collection materials. The incumbent of this position serves as Section Head and is responsible for managing the work, including acquisitions, and cataloging functions, of the section, overseeing the work of a staff of librarians and library technicians performing these functions, and performing administrative and human resource management functions relative to the staff supervised. The incumbent serves under the administrative supervision of the division chief. The incumbent works highly independently, exercising considerable judgment, and carries out duties and responsibilities in accordance with broad overall guidelines and policies.

Supervises a group of employees performing work up to the GS-13 level. Provides administrative and technical supervision necessary for accomplishing the work of the unit. Determines the human resources needed to accomplish the work of the unit, and independently plans, schedules, coordinates and carries out the unit's activities.

Performs the administrative and human resource management functions relative to the staff supervised. Establishes guidelines and performance expectations, including quality assurance, for staff members which are clearly communicated through the formal employee performance management system. Observes workers' performance and demonstrates and conducts work performance critiques. Provides informal feedback and annual formal evaluations to employees. Resolves informal complaints and grievances. Develops work improvement plans, recommending personnel actions as necessary. Provides advice and counsel to workers related to work and administrative matters. Effects disciplinary measures as appropriate to the authority delegated in this area. Reviews and approves or disapproves leave requests. 

Responsible for furthering the goals of equal employment opportunity (EEO) by taking positive steps to assure the accomplishment of diversity objectives and by adhering to non-discriminatory employment practices in regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, and disability.  Specifically, initiates non-discriminatory practices for the area under his/her supervision in the following: (1) merit promotion of employees and recruitment and hiring of applicants; (2) fair treatment of all; (3) encouragement and recognition of employee achievements; (4) career development of employees; and (5) full utilization of their skills.

Serves as an expert in the organization, development, and implementation of multiple projects. Serves as a project leader, team leader, or chairperson for working groups, task forces, committees, etc. Coordinates the details involved in special projects of lasting importance. Utilizes critical judgment to determine scope, emphasis, approach, appropriate techniques, and manner of presentation. Develops technical standards or protocols applicable to a library function. Participates in planning the work of a unit, including formulating goals and objectives and identifying improvements in methods and procedures. May serve as COTR or administer service contracts.

Makes significant recommendations to change, interpret, or develop important or innovative policies, programs, approaches, or analysis methods. Assesses the availability of financial and human resources, and independently plans, schedules, coordinates and carries out activities related to the library acquisitions program. Assists in preparing and overseeing the acquisitions budget. Ensures the comprehensiveness and accessibility of library collections. Makes extensive unreviewed technical judgments regarding library operations. 

Ensures that invoices and credits for library materials are received, entered, cleared, and approved in accordance with Library procedures and statutory requirements (i.e., the Prompt Payment Act). Ensures that vendor complaints and/or statements concerning non-payment are investigated and resolved promptly by appropriate personnel and offices; ensures compliance with audit requirements.

Interprets and revises existing training policy and program guidance for use by others, including section, division, and/or directorate members. Independently plans, schedules, coordinates, and monitors the effectiveness of training operations.  

Performs various other duties as assigned.

The salary range indicated reflects the locality pay adjustments for the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area.

• You will develop and approve platform requirements and ensuring CPS subsystems meet those requirements and are deployed appropriately to provide capability to the warfighter.
• You will provide multi-discipline direction, Engineering Management and Program Management to the CPS Program based on applicable experience.
• You will perform Program Management and Coordination of other organizations and Subject Matter Expert (SME) efforts.
• You will draft, analyze, integrate, review and provide recommendations to Senior Strategic System Programs (SSP) and Program Office Leadership for milestone and other documentation in accordance with Government, DOD and Navy regulations.
• You will direct and coordinate the delivery and integration of CPS capability to air-based, sea-based, and land-based platforms as needed to meet CPS Program objectives.
• You will be responsible for coordination of acquisition life-cycle concepts to deliver needed performance, reliability, sustainability, maintainability of product deliverables.
• You will represent SSP at higher echelon Navy and DOD activities or in negotiations with other activities as well as with SSP branches as required to ensure the success of the CPS mission.

• • Responsible for planning, scheduling and assigning work; evaluates, advises, and reviews work of subordinates and set priorities.
• • Implement, review, and provide analysis and evaluation of operations, maintenance, repair, replacement and improvement of facilities of buildings and structures; heating and utility systems; grounds and landscaping; and other related facilities.
• • Ensures safety compliance and training needs of all staff.
• • Compile and update reports from work tickets, backlog data request etc. to Regional office in a timely manner.
• • Develop and maintain requirements for repair and maintenance service work and determines priorities of projects.
• • Perform administrative functions which include budgetary responsibilities, planning, design, construction, operations and maintenance functions.
• • Provides construction, electrical and plumbing activities as needed for each facility.

The Program Manager supervises a variety of administrative professionals who are responsible for assessing the productivity, effectiveness, and efficiency of program operations or to analyze and resolve problems in the effectiveness and efficiency of administrative support and staff activities. This position starts at a salary of $139,395.00 (GS-14, Step 1) to $181,216.00 (GS-14, Step 10).

Typical work assignemnts include:

• Monitoring, tracking and analyzing the flow of assignments or projects and making adjustments when needed to ensure quality of work is performed accurately and timely.
• Managing the development, assignment of high-level goals and objectives.
• Identifying and resolving, as applicable, unique issues where no policy exits, taking innovative actions to address current issues that may arise or addressing new needs.
• Planning, organizing, coordinating, controlling and evaluating the project activities of the organization.

I. FAP Clinical Case Management
Serve as the FAP clinical subject matter expert on domestic abuse and child abuse/neglect. Consult with installation leadership, medical professionals, and service/family members regarding clinical needs assessments, determining clinical intervention, and utilizing treatment strategies. Follow all processes, per Regional and local Standard Operating Procedures, Counseling Desk Guidance, and FFSP Certification Standards, and FAP Case Record documentation. Conduct initial and on-going FAP clinical assessments with and provide intervention services for active-duty members and their families, including clients who are at risk for domestic violence and child abuse. Triage, coordinate safety and treatment planning, and establish individualized treatment goals tailored to the needs of service/family members. Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments, incident assessments to identify high-risk situations, e.g., suicide or homicide risk, the danger-increased risk of additional family violence. Conduct clinical interviews to assess individuals determine the facts concerning the client's problems and to assess the needs of the client. Provide initial and ongoing case management services to include identifying the situation; comply with and educate on mandated reporting protocols of child and domestic ; conducting risk and lethality assessments, coordinate safety planning, planning clients' treatment; provide referrals, and follow-up on child abuse/neglect and domestic abuse allegations. Provide clinical treatment for individuals, couples, children, families, and groups on family maltreatment. Facilitate evidence-based group treatment programs, such as domestic abuse offender's group, parenting group, and victim support group. Coordinate with the assigned FAP Victim Advocate to ensure victims' needs and concerns are addressed. Present complete and concise initial and follow-up case information at Clinical Case Staff Meetings (CCSM); provide information on cases, current safety risks, safety planning, and progress of intervention of the abuser and victim; document results and implement recommendations. Provide referrals and coordinate with other providers, as recommended by the CCSM. Notify the Family Advocacy Representative (FAR) for high-risk situations. Coordinate with the FAR to organize all information received from the alleged abuser, alleged victim, law enforcement, command, other collaterals, and incorporate into a concise and understandable presentation for the Incident Determination Committee (IDC). Participate inequality assurance and risk management activities. Per guidance, maintain FAP clinical case records, treatment plans, and required statistical data. Deliver FAP training and facilitate education services and ongoing communication to inform active-duty military, their families, and community members regarding the problems of family violence, FAP requirements, and the services available to them. Provide after-hour on-call services, as directed, for emergent family advocacy situations, including consulting with command/security, evaluating needs, crisis intervention and stabilization, safety planning, information and referral, and victim advocacy.

II. Community Liaison
Liaison with cities, counties, states, federal and non-government agencies, military agencies, and commands to enhance FAP prevention and response affecting the military community. Represent the Navy at community liaison meetings, educating on domestic violence collaborating on coordinating services for military members and their families, and engaging in community domestic violence prevention and awareness activities. Educate and provide consultation to military and civilian agencies about Navy FAP, risk assessment, FAP treatment, and IDC/CCSM processes. Use forms and automated systems to maintain complete and timely records and workload statistics per guidelines.

III. Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth
Receive reports of problematic sexual behaviors in children and youth (PSB-CY) from military and civilian representatives and take appropriate action. Provide or coordinate clinical services providers for children, youth, and their families, including psychoeducational support, assessment, and clinical intervention. Coordinate with healthcare providers on safety and supervision planning for children and families affected by problematic sexual behaviors. Serve as the designated case manager and primary point of contact for PSB-CY cases ensuring all actions comply policy, instructions, and civilian reporting requirements. Support children and families affected by PSB-CY by providing at-risk and safety planning information to the coordinated community response (CCR). Present initial and follow-up case reviews at the PSB-CY MDT and Clinical Case Staff Meeting (CCSM).

Perform other related duties as assigned.

As a Program Manager, you will:

• Serve as a program manager supporting the Office of Civil Rights in leading a comprehensive program for FTA funding recipients in civil rights training and technical assistance or oversight of federal civil rights requirements.
• Communicate and present information in meetings with internal and external stakeholders including elected officials, trade associations, professional organizations, congressional staff, FTA and DOT leadership, and recipient staff.
• Be responsible for overall management of high-priority programs of a highly technical nature involving public transit operations or policy.
• Manage compliance-related contracts or task orders, budgets, schedules, and contractor performance.

The ideal candidate is an experienced professional who has excellent program management, communication, and analytical skills with knowledge of, and professional experience in, external federal civil rights programs and/or public transit operations or planning.

The General Engineer/Architect is responsible for project management with emphasis on projects involving new or existing facilities and infrastructure systems. Also provides project management expertise in the capital construction and facility renewal sector with focuses on providing budget, cost, schedule expertise along with the coordination, direction, and oversight of various projects.

Duties include:

Project Management

• Develops and manages the design and implementation of multiple construction projects. Projects may include repair, renovation, rehabilitation, alteration and new construction of buildings, infrastructure systems, and landscapes.
• Provides life-cycle project management for a wide range of facilities- and landscape-related new construction and renovation projects with responsibility to ensure efficient coordination of multiple projects.
• Works with stakeholders to develop project scopes of work for various projects and tasks, ranging from existing facilities and infrastructure system projects to long-term capital projects and studies.
• Plans and manages various complex project management functions with project teams and makes decisions affecting areas of responsibility that are precedent setting.
• Serves as a specialist and a key source of information for assigned areas of responsibility and accountability. Provides professional expertise in evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of the facilities program and project management functions and recommends improvements to management.
• Coordinates with the Operations, Horticulture, Administrative Services, and Learning and Engagement Divisions to develop, fund, implement, and track facilities projects.
• Responsible for the development and oversight of studies and design documents as defined in the AOC Project Management Manual.
• Ensures state-of-the-art design of new construction and renovations, alterations, or upgrades of existing facilities in accordance with established criteria, codes, and design standards.
• Prepares and updates schedules for project delivery, implementing a system for review, control and reporting. Routinely reviews project schedules to ensure reasonable and timely implementation.
• Communicates clearly and often with the Director of Capital Projects & Facilities, AOC and USBG project managers in coordinating with AOC staff and officials of affected jurisdictions to keep them informed on project planning.
• Promptly informs the USBG management of project related issues and recommends solutions to prevent critical problems or failures relating to project performance.

Consultant/Contractor Oversight

• Provides design and management guidance to professional Architect/Engineers (A/E) firms and actively monitors performance.
• Serves as the Contracting Officers Representative (COR) to review compliance with A/E contract requirements and specifications.
• Guides and evaluates contractor efforts and technical progress to the established schedule and allocated resources.
• Reviews and evaluates deliverables, submittals, shop drawings, and progress schedules for conformance to the contract.
• Completes fiscal and physical closeout of the project, including writing the final contractor review.

Technical Advice and Guidance

• Provides guidance, technical advice and consultation on project administration. Conducts studies to develop criteria for situations encountered during field inspections.
• Assess and prioritize work based on past experience, subject matter insight, and organizational goals and objectives. 
• Represents organization on panels and Post Occupancy Evaluation teams to identify and recommend design changes and to recommend new and improved design criteria and standards

Responsible for thoroughly understanding and ensuring compliance with applicable AOC and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) safety rules and regulations. Efforts ensure that work progresses in a safe manner and takes corrective actions to mitigate unsafe conditions. Ensures that Job Hazard Analysis’ are developed and followed and that required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is utilized.

Performs other related duties as assigned.

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The Suicide Prevention program serves to facilitate case management services to Veterans identified as high-risk on the facility High-Risk List at the Mann-Grandstaff Medical Center and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC). The primary components of the program are to provide case management services designed to improve/maintain Veteran's health and mental health, enhancing their ability to remain stable, housed, and community-integrated.

• Weekly clinical contact as needed for high-risk Veterans discharged from inpatient status for the first thirty days -post-discharge while identified as high-risk, in collaboration with other treatment team members;
• Ongoing clinical contact as needed for Veterans deemed at high risk for suicide following national guidelines, and those Veterans placed on the high-risk list;
• Preparation and updates in conjunction with the primary mental health team of the suicide specific assessment, treatment plan, safety plan, and follow-up notes including treatment plan updates;
• Provision of minimum monthly clinical case management contact with all high-risk Veterans in the program;
• Coordination of all elements of mental health and primary care including active communication with all providers involved in the provision of comprehensive care to high-risk Veterans;
• Provision of evidence-based treatment to high-risk Veterans (i.e., group, individual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and completion of specialized training and/or certification in evidence based treatment for high-risk behavior (e.g. Dialectical Behavior Therapy);
• Review/provision of comprehensive discharge planning and social service referrals to highrisk Veterans and families;
• Provides case management services while utilizing professional skill, objectivity, insight, advanced clinical training, and experience to interpret data identify viable treatment options, and recognize potential high-risk factors, acuity, and needs for services;
• Obtains any relevant HIPAA clearances to allow transmittal of facility data on suicide attempts and individuals at risk and transmitting the data following cyber security requirements as applicable for this sensitive data;
• Ensuring that identified high-risk Veterans have a 24-hour resource number to call and ways to get assistance if an immediate crisis should occur;
• Respond to consults from the National Veterans Crisis Line and internal facility calls regarding suicidal Veterans;

The Suicide Prevention program serves to facilitate case management services to Veterans identified as high-risk on the facility High-Risk List at the Mann-Grandstaff Medical Center and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC). The primary components of the program are to provide case management services designed to improve/maintain Veteran's health and mental health, enhancing their ability to remain stable, housed, and community-integrated.

• Weekly clinical contact as needed for high-risk Veterans discharged from inpatient status for the first thirty days -post-discharge while identified as high-risk, in collaboration with other treatment team members;
• Ongoing clinical contact as needed for Veterans deemed at high risk for suicide following national guidelines, and those Veterans placed on the high-risk list;
• Preparation and updates in conjunction with the primary mental health team of the suicide specific assessment, treatment plan, safety plan, and follow-up notes including treatment plan updates;
• Provision of minimum monthly clinical case management contact with all high-risk Veterans in the program;
• Coordination of all elements of mental health and primary care including active communication with all providers involved in the provision of comprehensive care to high-risk Veterans;
• Provision of evidence-based treatment to high-risk Veterans (i.e., group, individual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and completion of specialized training and/or certification in evidence based treatment for high-risk behavior (e.g. Dialectical Behavior Therapy);
• Review/provision of comprehensive discharge planning and social service referrals to highrisk Veterans and families;
• Provides case management services while utilizing professional skill, objectivity, insight, advanced clinical training, and experience to interpret data identify viable treatment options, and recognize potential high-risk factors, acuity, and needs for services;
• Obtains any relevant HIPAA clearances to allow transmittal of facility data on suicide attempts and individuals at risk and transmitting the data following cyber security requirements as applicable for this sensitive data;
• Ensuring that identified high-risk Veterans have a 24-hour resource number to call and ways to get assistance if an immediate crisis should occur;
• Respond to consults from the National Veterans Crisis Line and internal facility calls regarding suicidal Veterans;

The Child and Youth Program (CYP) Leader provides direct care and instruction to children and youth (6 weeks to 18 years) in addition to guidance, assistance, and mentoring for CY Program Assistants. Routine day-to-day assignments are normally performed independently with technical assistance available from supervisor when required. Routine assignments are spot-checked; the more technical assignments are closely reviewed for adherence to policies, procedures, and instructions.

The duties and responsibilities have been grouped into categories, including mentor, curriculum, indoor and outdoor environment, interactions and relationships, supervision of children and youth, parent and employee communication, assessment, compliance, and additional responsibilities. Each is described below.

Mentor

Mentors assigned CY Program Assistant team.

Works with senior employees to provide instruction and training to lower-level employees.

Assists lower-level employees in completing the Standardized Module Training.

Assists the Training and Curriculum (T&C) Specialist in helping lower-level CY Program Assistants translate professional development training into practice by mentoring, guiding and role-modeling.

Models appropriate behaviors and techniques for working with children and youth.

Provides suggestions and makes recommendations to credential practicum candidates.

Assists the T&C Specialist with recording observations and charts progress of team members' on-the-job skills.

Consults frequently with the T&C Specialist for guidance on strategies to further assist team members' professional development efforts.

Curriculum

Plans activities for program participants based on observed needs of individual children and youth. Continually reviews activities and plans for appropriateness.

Works with T&C Specialist, supervisor, and the CY Program Assistants to implement activities and special events that meet the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive needs of children and youth. Incorporates special instructions provided by parents such as special dietary needs, physical needs, or other information that may affect the child or youth's experience in the program.

Prepares and implements program options for children and youth with special requirements. Assists children and youth with special projects, homework, and life skills.

Recommends to the T&C Specialist and CY Program Assistants changes and adjustments to activities and plans where necessary to meet unusual situations.

Sets up displays and bulletin boards.

Arranges for and/or serves appropriate snacks or meals where applicable.

Indoor and Outdoor Environment

Works with team members to prepare, arrange, and maintain indoor and outdoor activity areas and materials to accommodate daily schedules. Makes suggestions about improvements to the activity areas.

Inventories equipment on a recurring basis and recommends replenishing damaged, missing, and depleted supplies.

Secures supplies, equipment, and facilities.

Interactions and Relationships

Encourages participant interest and establishes a program setting that promotes positive interactions with other children, youth, and adults.

Interacts with children and youth using approved child guidance and youth development techniques.

Supervision of Children and Youth

Provides care and supervision, oversight, and accountability for program participants in compliance with the Department of Defense (DoD), NAF Component, and local installation command policies, guidance, and standards.

Maintains control of and accounts for the whereabouts and safety of children and youth. Ensures children and youth (as applicable) depart with authorized person according to written parental instructions.

Oversees arrival and departure of children and youth.

Supervises children and youth during daily schedule of indoor and outdoor activities and on field trips, outings, and special events.

Parent and Employee Communication

Interacts professionally with employees, parents, and local installation command personnel.

Participates in conferences with parents, employees, school representatives, and local installation command personnel.
Briefs other employees and parents.

Assessment

Observes children and youth and documents developmental progression and/or concerns and uses the information in planning.

Assists CY Program Assistants with assessment tasks when needed.

Compliance

Ensures assigned area achieves and maintains standards for DoD certification and national accreditation or equivalent.

Ensures compliance with law, policies, and regulations applicable to DoD CY programs.

Additional Responsibilities

Collects, maintains, and reports program participation data.

Performs other related duties as assigned.

A complete list of duties and responsibilities will be provided at the time of hire.

• Leads and executes advanced open-source intelligence (OSINT) and financial intelligence (FININT) research and analysis to support Know-Your-Customer and compliance initiatives across the organization.
• Synthesizes large datasets and clearly and concisely presents findings through analytical reports, summaries, and presentations to DFC deal teams, senior management and other stakeholders.
• Effectively identifies structures, relationships, vulnerabilities, and opportunities, and assess the impact to an agency's risk.
• Conducts regular audits and quality control checks on the Know-Your-Customer analysis performed by a distributed network of analysts across the agency's business units to ensure accuracy, consistency, and adherence to regulatory and industry standards.
• Documents existing compliance processes and workflows for OSINT and FININT gathering and analysis at DFC. Proactively identifies areas for process enhancement and recommend improvements to increase efficiency, effectiveness, and compliance.
• Initiates and manages collaborative relationships with analytical and operational counterparts and other stakeholders within and across the Intelligence Community, broader interagency community, and with foreign partners.
• Organizes and delivers training sessions, workshops, and seminars to enhance the skills and knowledge of personnel involved in OSINT and FININT research and analysis.
• Conducts oral and written presentations that are exceptionally clear and effective regardless of complexity of subject, high pressure situations, or abnormal circumstances and are completed by established deadlines with little editing required.

The Program Manager serves as the Advisor, Trade and Travel to the CBP Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The Advisor, Trade and Travel is charged with evaluating CBP international trade programs and recommending to the CBP CFO methods for improving efficiency and effectiveness. The position also develops strategies for engaging with external stakeholders, such as Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) committees, port authorities, trade associations, and Partner Government Agencies (PGAs).

This position starts at a salary of $122,198.00 (GS-14, Step 1) to $158,860.00 (GS-14, Step 10).

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Typical work responsibilities include:

• Reviewing, interpreting, and communicating international trade guidance and directives on imports tariffs and fees in context with congressional policy, legislation, regulation, DHS policy, Treasury policy, and mandates
• Providing technical assistance on international trade-related legislation drafted by Members of Congress
• Drafting and editing CBP legislative proposals and regulations regarding import tariffs (a.k.a. duties) and fees
• Providing expertise on CBP international trade program management effectiveness and recommending key improvements in programs and operations to remedy significant program shortfalls
• Implementing quantitative and qualitative methods within the scope of the respective engagement and reporting of results

This position has job functions that must be executed within specific geographic locations. The official duty station is a federal facility, leased space, or an alternative worksite (typically the employee’s home) within the specified geographic area. If you are selected for this position you will be expected to reside within the geographic area listed on this announcement within 45 days. Although you must reside and perform the job functions in the specific geographic location, it will not require you to report to the agency worksite on a regular and recurring basis.

Major duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Employee is recognized as a subject matter expert and agency authority on acquisition project management involving the acquisition, definition, evaluation, and delivery of professional services and IT projects and commercial acquisitions.
  Handles the most complex and/or sensitive projects assigned to the division directed and, at times, the wider employing sector/APEX.
• Personally and/or through subordinate staff, develops and executes nationwide and Governmentwide acquisition projects that directly impact client programs of nationwide and/or worldwide significance.
• Manages financial resources and personnel, directing tasks to achieve desired project results within the area of responsibility. Demonstrates fiscal responsibility and financial acumen in financial operations, client funding, and contractor cost and appropriations guidelines (e.g., laws, regulations).
  Manages incrementally funded projects, coaches project managers to anticipate influx of client funding and contractor costs.
• Serves in a senior project management capacity as a critical liaison establishing and maintaining mutual understanding and cooperation between GSA, clients, and industry on highly controversial and/or sensitive matters.