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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in an OCONUS rotation?

To thrive in an OCONUS Rotation, you generally need relevant professional expertise, experience in international or deployed environments, and appropriate security clearances or certifications. Familiarity with communication systems, logistical software, and region-specific operational protocols is often required. Adaptability, cultural awareness, and strong problem-solving abilities are crucial soft skills for success in diverse and potentially challenging settings. These skills ensure mission effectiveness, personal safety, and smooth collaboration with local and international teams in overseas assignments.

What are some common challenges faced during an OCONUS rotation and how can they be managed?

During an OCONUS (Outside Continental United States) rotation, professionals often encounter challenges such as adjusting to new cultures, navigating language barriers, and managing time zone differences. Adapting to different workplace norms, limited access to familiar resources, and periods of separation from family can also be demanding. Successful candidates typically rely on strong communication, flexibility, and proactive planning to minimize these challenges. Employers often provide cultural training and support networks, and maintaining open communication with both local and home teams is key to a smooth transition.

What is an OCONUS rotation?

An OCONUS rotation refers to an overseas assignment or deployment for military or government personnel, contractors, or employees. 'OCONUS' stands for 'Outside the Continental United States,' so these rotations typically involve working in locations such as Europe, Asia, the Middle East, or other non-U.S. territories. Employees on OCONUS rotation usually follow a set schedule of working abroad for a specific period before rotating back to a home base or another assignment. These positions often offer unique professional experiences and may include additional benefits or allowances due to the overseas location.
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$115K - $116K/yr

Part-time

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

Position Title: Senior Program Manager

Division:  Potawatomi Training

Location: Remote (with recurring OCONUS travel)

*** Position is contingent upon contract award and Government approval of Key Personnel

Position Summary

Potawatomi Training seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead the delivery of IT systems across various OCONUS locations, from award through installation, training, transfer for operational use, and closeout. The Program Manager is the single point of accountability to the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer's Representative for cost, schedule, performance, quality, and security across all phases of the effort: system design and engineering, procurement and logistics, installation and testing, operator training, and warranty sustainment. This is a designated Key Personnel role requiring a current PMP certification, demonstrated supervisory experience, and clearances suitable for OCONUS performance in a coalition environment.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary point of contact to the Contracting Officer and COR; own the overall cost, schedule, technical, quality, and security outcomes of the program.
  • Develop, baseline, and maintain the Project Management Plan and the Integrated Master Schedule (with WBS), and lead the program kickoff.
  • Plan and control all phases of the Survey, Engineer, Furnish, Install, Secure, and Test (EFIS&T) effort, including PDR and CDR milestones, procurement and customs logistics, system cutover and acceptance testing, operator training, and transfer for operational use.
  • Deliver monthly status and financial reporting, meeting minutes, risk management reporting, and problem notifications on the contract's data-deliverable cadence.
  • Own risk and quality: maintain the risk register, oversee execution of the Quality Control Plan, and ensure deliverables meet MIL-STD-961E and CUI handling requirements.
  • Coordinate OCONUS deployment: theater and country clearance (APACS), passports and visas, force-protection requirements, and Partner Nation facility access, in concert with the security officer.
  • Direct and integrate the program team (systems engineering, logistics, security, and training) and manage any subcontractor performance and accountability.
  • Manage the joint-venture workshare so the protege's self-performance obligations are met, and support the managing venturer's reporting to the Government and the SBA.
  • Lead Government and Partner Nation engagements, including in-country meetings, and produce trip reports following each OCONUS rotation.

Education & Experience Requirements

Education and Experience

  • Certification: current (retained throughout duration of contract) Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
  • Supervisory experience: at least five (5) years of supervisory experience within the past ten (10) years.
  • Overall experience: ten or more years of relevant experience, with at least six years managing programs of similar scope and complexity (systems integration, C5I/cyber, or fielding/logistics programs).
  • Education: Master's degree, or a Bachelor's degree with additional qualifying experience as an approved substitution.
  • Clearance: active U.S. SECRET and NATO SECRET clearances, registered in DISS, with a NATO Personnel Security Clearance Certificate valid through the end of the period of performance.
  • Commitment: ability and willingness to commit to the position for the full period of performance and to travel OCONUS to various locations as required.
  • Communication: Proficiency in editing, proofreading, and correcting documentation, in-depth knowledge of DoD writing guidance (e.g. Tongue and Quill), extensive experience with flag-officer (senior Government and military stakeholders

Clearance and Deployment Requirements

  • Must hold, or be eligible to obtain before performance, an active SECRET and NATO SECRET clearance; the NATO PSCC processing timeline is a program-critical requirement and candidates must be current or immediately eligible.
  • Must be able to satisfy OCONUS deployment requirements, including APACS theater and country clearance, a valid U.S. passport and any required visa, force-protection (AT/FP) training, and Foreign Clearance Guide compliance.
  • Must be able to travel to and work OCONUS for scheduled program events, including site survey, CDR, installation and acceptance testing, and training delivery.

Preferred Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

  • Experience with Foreign Military Sales (FMS) or Building Partner Capacity (BPC) programs, and familiarity with the USCENTCOM area of responsibility.
  • Experience delivering C5I, cybersecurity, or network systems-integration programs in an OCONUS environment.
  • Familiarity with DoD acquisition and data-deliverable (CDRL) processes and with quality standards such as MIL-STD-961E.
  • Experience working within an SBA Mentor-Protege Joint Venture or with 8(a) / HUBZone small-business contracting.

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Potawatomi Training, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. Potawatomi Training, LLC does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Employment Type: part-time