Federal Marketing Strategist

General Responsibilities As employee-owners, we are on a journey together, bringing our talents, camaraderie, and curiosity to bravely explore and discover new and better solutions to overcome client challenges. The candidate will become part of a corporate marketing and communications team committed to delivering success to you, your career, our clients, and Terracon through our values of caring, courage, curiosity, excellence, integrity, and prosperity. We are looking for a resourceful, passionate, dedicated Federal professional services marketing professional with a strong initiative to join our national marketing team! As a member of our team, you are at the heart of our employee-owned organization with the opportunity to collaborate with outstanding, talented technical, marketing, and client development professionals nationwide to win new business and cultivate outstanding client experience! Essential Roles and Responsibilities The Federal Marketing Strategist leads and executes marketing and proposal efforts for complex, nationwide federal pursuits. This role is focused on strategic nationwide pursuit leadership, proposal management and development, messaging, and quality control, with particular emphasis on Mentor-Protege Joint Ventures (MPJVs). The position partners closely with national marketing and communications, sector leaders, operations, capture managers, and regional marketing teams to deliver compliant, compelling, and differentiated proposals for Federal clients. Lead nationwide Federal pursuits, including large strategic captures, IDIQs, SF 330s, and team qualifications. Management and execution of MPJV pursuit efforts, overseeing pursuit strategy, messaging, schedules, deliverables, and quality control (QC), ensuring alignment with MPJV strategy. Facilitate war rooms, strategy sessions, and Go/No-Go discussions for nationwide federal pursuits, to support pursuit decision-making and win strategies. Lead the development, writing, and review of proposal content for complex, nationwide Federal pursuits, including executive summaries, project management approaches, technical narratives, and past performance. Establish and drive proposal schedules, including Pink, Red, and Gold Team reviews, to support consistency, quality, and accuracy throughout the proposal lifecycle. Provide proposal QC and messaging oversight to ensure clarity, consistency, compliance, and strong win themes across all Federal submittals. Partner with capture, operations, and regional marketing teams to support prime and nationwide subbing Federal pursuits and ensure enterprise-wide alignment of positioning and messaging. Coordinate marketing resources for data calls and direct the timely collection and organization of subconsultant information to meet proposal schedules and submission requirements. Guide pursuit teams on Federal best practices, evaluation criteria, and agency‑specific requirements, supporting early capture strategy and win theme development. Maintain consistent Federal and MPJV messaging across regions, advancing efficiencies and best practices for nationwide efforts. Serve as the CRM leader for Federal prime pursuits, identifying pursuits, building and managing the Federal pursuits pipeline, assigning marketing leadership, tracking activities, and providing data‑driven insights. Support annual SF 330 Part II updates for offices nationwide. Partner with the national marketing manager of sectors and across the corporate marketing and communications department to support consistent Federal strategy and messaging, including internal communications, external communications (digital: website, social media, email campaigns), marketing (SF 330 information, national trade shows, collateral, graphic design). Build strong relationships and deliver excellent client experience for internal operations teams and external partners (primes, proposal managers, and subconsultants). Uphold safety and quality standards across all projects. Requirements Bachelor's degree in communications, marketing, or related degree. 5 years of marketing and communications experience, Instead of a degree, a minimum of 9 years of related experience. Extensive experience leading and managing federal or large prime pursuits and teams is required. #J-18808-Ljbffr Terracon