Cyber Senior Program Manager

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  for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep details like travel requirement, clearance, etc. Let's extract. About the role: Could combine company description and role summary: "Research Innovations Inc. (RII) is redefining defense technology. We combine mission-driven impact with cutting-edge research and a culture that values autonomy, creativity, and technical excellence. We’re looking for an innovative Senior Program Manager to lead several cybersecurity-related program teams to meet customer missions and RII business objectives. This role is based in our St Petersburg, FL office and requires travel to the Washington, D.C. area and other locations as needed. This position requires an Active US Top Secret security clearance, and the ability to upgrade to TS/SCI Special Access Program access." We could also include "Get s#it done." but that's informal; maybe keep as part of prose. Responsibilities: list from "What You Will Be Doing". Items: - Provide overall responsibility for planning, coordinating, and directing the activities of program teams in support of customer missions - Pursue and develop on-program growth and new efforts with customers, including business development and proposal management - Use cybersecurity program experience to establish and implement program plans, drive execution, and ensure meaningful mission-focused customer deliveries - Manage and control requirements, schedule, and cost to provide on-time, within budget performance of all customer program aspects - Facilitate resolution of technical problems - Manage internal and external expectations - Manage risks and opportunities - Lead proposal efforts for new opportunities, including management volume development, technical volume and cost volume review and validation, color team reviews, etc. - Work with engineering team to develop program execution roadmaps - Facilitate and grow customer engagement We need to keep each as

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  About the role

  Research Innovations Inc. (RII) is redefining defense technology. We combine mission-driven impact with cutting-edge research and a culture that values autonomy, creativity, and technical excellence. We’re looking for an innovative Senior Program Manager to lead several cybersecurity-related program teams to meet customer missions and RII business objectives. This role is based in our St Petersburg, FL office and requires travel to the Washington, D.C. area and other locations as needed.

  Requirements

  This position requires an Active US Top Secret security clearance, and the ability to upgrade to TS/SCI Special Access Program access. Employment type is Full Time.

  Responsibilities

  • Provide overall responsibility for planning, coordinating, and directing the activities of program teams in support of customer missions
  • Pursue and develop on-program growth and new efforts with customers, including business development and proposal management
  • Use cybersecurity program experience to establish and implement program plans, drive execution, and ensure meaningful mission-focused customer deliveries
  • Manage and control requirements, schedule, and cost to provide on-time, within budget performance of all customer program aspects
  • Facilitate resolution of technical problems
  • Manage internal and external expectations
  • Manage risks and opportunities
  • Lead proposal efforts for new opportunities, including management volume development, technical volume and cost volume review and validation, color team reviews, etc.
  • Work with engineering team to develop program execution roadmaps
  • Facilitate and grow customer engagement

  Qualifications

  • Over eight (8) years of experience as a program manager, leading fast-paced cybersecurity software development contracts with effective customer mission impact
  • Delivered complex programs with innovative solutions
  • Used strong communication skills to effectively interface with government customers and program teams
  • Achieved on-program growth, generated new opportunities, helped build pipelines, and contributed to or led proposal efforts
  • Managed programs within the cybersecurity, CNO development, and OCO domains
  • Achieved in-depth understanding of cybersecurity or related areas
  • Managed software development programs
  • Managed multiple projects and programs simultaneously
  • Lead proposal activities
  • Written management volumes, reviewed cost proposals, and facilitated color team reviews

  Skills

  • Worked with a broad customer base
  • Lead geographically dispersed teams
  • Worked with emerging technologies, and research and development projects
  • Coordinated with various functional disciplines (IT, Security, Contracts, and Finance)
  • Demonstrated strong organizational skills

  Benefits

  At RII, we believe that diversity in our workforce is critical to our success. We strive to hire great people from a wide variety of backgrounds, not just because it’s the right thing to do,