Program Manager International Business SR

Responsibilities Perform a wide range of acquisition management activities including pre‑ and post‑contract award and milestone reviews in support of existing and future Global Hawk international programs. Assess the quality of the program’s prime contractor’s plans and work products in the areas of UAV logistics and sustainment processes, issues, Special Test Equipment, common tools, Peculiar Support Equipment, Common Support Equipment, Technical Orders, special facilities requirements, and UAV software products. Assist with UAV base planning, site activation, training, and manpower estimates. Interface with international customers, program’s prime contractor, SAF/IA, AFMC, other AFMC centers, NSA, USN, Air Force Security Assistance Training Center, and the Air Force Security Assistance Directorate. Apply an understanding of FMS and Direct Commercial Sale processes, policies, regulations, including exportability processes, to assess risks and resolve concerns. Act in backup capacity assisting in preparing CONUS and OCONUS travel arrangements and travel vouchers using the Defense Travel System. Interface with international staff using specified configuration management processes to answer requests for information, perform risk analyses, and assist with resolution of program issues. Apply acquisition management knowledge to assist international partners on assessing risks associated with Direct Commercial Sales and FMS cooperative development programs. Maintain awareness of project contract requirements and evaluate impacts on the overall health of the Global Hawk weapon system. Assist with planning, organization, and control of case requirements, as well as future sustainment support and any future case requirements. Manage cost, performance, and schedule aspects of USAF responsibilities for the Global Hawk weapon system acquisition. Assist in planning and integrating a capabilities roadmap to support long‑term viability, cost‑sharing, and interoperability effectiveness. Plan, organize, and communicate opportunities to synchronize USAF Global Hawk modernization and Engineering Change Proposal development activities with Global Hawk modernization plans, including international joint interests in technology insertion opportunities. Assist in Letter of Offer and Acceptance and the program’s weapon system prime contract modifications in concert with contracting and finance personnel for additional/updated capabilities selected for inclusion into the FMS or DCS case. Assist the international Global Hawk Operations Working Group to organize and conduct periodic in‑country site/equipment surveys. Participate in international Global Hawk site activation task force planning activities required for successful in‑country delivery, bed‑down, and demonstration of initial operational capability. Assist US foreign disclosure request processes and export control duties to safeguard critical technologies. Monitor LOA lines performed by other AFMC centers to assure continued coordination of development planning of follow‑on capabilities, modernization, and interoperability. Coordinate capability modifications affecting the export compliance surveillance and continuity program with the program office security team. Assist in planning, preparation of pricing and availability, organization, coordination, communications, and execution control of the international Global Hawk weapon system acquisition. Qualifications Possess or be able to obtain a US Collateral Secret security clearance, NATO Secret clearance, and a valid United States Government passport on the first day of the contract; must be able to travel to CONUS or OCONUS locations as required. #J-18808-Ljbffr Canvas II, LLC.