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KeyLogic has an immediate need for a Technical Project Manager to serve as a project and program management resource supporting the Department of Energy's (DOE) Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office.

The Technical Project Manager will work in a contractor organization supporting DOE’s efforts in planning and implementing technology research, development, and demonstration activities of the Laboratory. The Project Manager will provide coordination support for the conceptualization, implementation, and management of program planning and outreach activities for programs and projects focusing on oil and natural gas including research related to improving the production efficiency of oil and natural gas resources and optimization of midstream operations to enhance resource deliverability.

Position Requirements:

U.S. Citizenship is Required

Bachelor's degree in Business, Science, or Engineering, or work history related to the same.

Advanced degree in public policy, or energy and environmental management is preferred.

PMP Certification is preferred, working toward CAPM or PMP certification is required.

5+ years of related experience

This position requires an on-site presence 2 to 3 days a week at the Forrestal Building in Washington D.C.

Familiarity with Federal Advisory Committees and management of Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) requirements, including government/industry collaboration

Strong interpersonal communication skills and a capacity for working across multiple disciplines

Experience and ability to effectively communicate with all levels of an organization from analysts to senior leadership

Define projects, collect requirements, develop detailed implementation plans, maintain alignment, develop risk mitigation plans, and monitor program status across multiple activities to reduce or remove dependencies

Strong attention to detail

Ability to work in support of a diverse team that includes both site support contractors and Federal personnel

Ability to manage multiple projects and working with and managing multiple project teams of varying size and scope with tight deadlines

Understand and anticipate client, operational, project, and people needs. Be able to identify and execute independently on the anticipated needs.

Deliver results through managing and integrating cross functional teams. Ability to listen and interpret client needs, identify the solution, stand-up the needed resources, and execute to results.

Experience managing and supervising others

Salary Range: $100K - $150K Dependent Upon Experience