Senior Program Manager (F-15)

Location: WPAFB, Dayton, Ohio, United States. Full-time onsite role with 20% travel. Must be a US citizen and hold a Secret clearance.

Company

hirify.global supports the F-15 contract and Air Force Division with program management, acquisition, testing, and lifecycle support for defense aircraft systems.

What you will do

• Support acquisition program management for current and future F-15 aircraft configurations, subsystems, equipment, and lifecycle activities.
• Develop, coordinate, review, and finalize acquisition, requirements, milestone, contract, and program documentation.
• Coordinate inputs across financial, procurement, engineering, logistics, government, and program-office stakeholders.
• Support technical and program reviews, including SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, FCA, PCA, PRR, and milestone events.
• Contribute to contract strategies, work breakdown structures, risk assessments, cost estimates, life-cycle support plans, and program analyses.
• Prepare briefings and reports, communicate program progress and recommendations, and manage action items following reviews.

Requirements

• MA/MS with 12 years of experience, including at least 5 years in the DoD; or BA/BS with 15 years of experience, including at least 5 years in the DoD; or 20 years of directly related experience, including at least 8 years in the DoD.
• US citizenship and an active Secret clearance are required.
• Experience with DoD and US Air Force acquisition regulations, guidelines, and processes.
• Knowledge of acquisition program management across requirements, procurement, development, upgrades, and post-award lifecycle activities.
• Ability to prepare technical documentation, executive briefings, program assessments, analyses, and written recommendations.

Culture & Benefits

• Mission-focused work supporting national defense and air superiority.
• Collaboration with Air Force, government, engineering, logistics, procurement, and program-office stakeholders.
• Participation in integrated product teams, process-improvement groups, program reviews, and acquisition conferences.
• Travel requirement of approximately 20%.