Senior Project Manager - Web Applications
CVP (Customer Value Partners) · Bethesda, MD · 1 wk ago
Writing$160k–$180k/yrFull-time
About the role
CVP is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead an NIH web application program, which delivers centralized web/application development and maintenance for NIH, HHS, and other federal customers. The current portfolio includes 25 software projects, 13 active FFS customers, 17 active websites/apps, and approximately 625,000 public users.
Responsibilities
- Own delivery across the Web Apps portfolio for O&M, enhancements, and modernization
- Manage scope, schedule, cost, backlog, work authorization, and resource utilization across multiple customers
- Lead release planning, risk/issue management, and stakeholder coordination
- Coordinate TRB/CAB, ARB governance, and EPLC artifact production
- Support ATO/security patching, configuration management, cloud migration, DR/backup, and analytics/dashboard reporting
- Oversee DevSecOps/CI-CD delivery and Section 508 compliance
Requirements
- Must be eligible to obtain a Public Trust clearance
- BS/BA + 8 years of relevant experience; OR MS/MA/MBA + 5 years; OR 13 years of relevant experience in lieu of degree
- 10+ years of IT project/program management experience
- 3+ years managing comparable-scope federal application efforts
- Federal EPLC/Agile delivery experience
- Working knowledge of .NET, Drupal, AngularJS, ReactJS, Node.js, Vue.js, Microsoft Power Platform/Dynamics, and SharePoint Online
- Familiarity with UX/usability, Section 508, and FFS work-authorization/resource utilization management across multiple customers
Desired Skills
- FISMA Moderate/RMF/ATO/JCAM and Public Trust Moderate (Tier 2) eligibility
- On-site availability when directed
Pay
Salary Range $160,000 - $180,000 (depending on experience)
About CVP
CVP is an award-winning healthcare and next-gen technology and consulting services firm solving critical problems for healthcare, national security, and public sector clients. We help organizations achieve lasting transformation.