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Daily Responsibilities
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Play a critical leadership role at the center of high-priority Department of Defense programs, ensuring information, decisions, and actions move efficiently across stakeholders and leadership teams. As a Functional Team Lead, you will coordinate complex activities, manage key program operations, and serve as a trusted resource supporting mission execution across a dynamic organization. This is an excellent opportunity for a highly organized professional who thrives in fast-paced environments and enjoys making a visible impact on important national defense initiatives.Â
- Provides coordinator support to the assigned Office/Division/PMO as part of a support team across the organization, including participating in meetings, disseminating information and guidance, and assisting with administrative processes. Â
- Prepares documents IAW regulation and policy; review and staff documents and correspondence in compliance with current guidelines and procedures; and maintain document records. Â
- Prepares and distributes meeting agendas, read-ahead documents, and minutes; properly files and archives final documentation in ETMS-2, LINCS, EDMS, OneNote, SharePoint, and other designated systems. Â
- Tracks and documents action items, taskers, suspenses, activities, and product portfolios; collects required data by designated suspense dates; and maintains suspense files in accordance with established policies and procedures. Â
- Performs Program Administrator duties for software and system applications, including ETMS-2, LINCS, and EDMS, ensuring document control and providing system access to qualified users. Â
- Edits and maintains technical, budget, programmatic, and administrative documentation and references in paper and electronic formats. Â
- Updates and disseminates the organization chart and roster; supports personnel in-processing; coordinates required training arrangements; and maintains emergency contact information. Â
- Reviews ATAAPS entries to ensure reminders are sent, codes are correct, entries are concurred, and government certification is completed; performs the Division/PMO-level ATAAPS Timekeeper role when necessary. Â
- Reviews and assists with updates to regulations, policy memoranda, and management and administrative records; coordinate and train personnel in support of regulatory requirements; and assists with presentations, reports, and surveys. Â
- Supports administrative programs, including mail management, reports and forms control, publications, records management, training, physical security, safety, conference room management, and space management. Â
- Coordinates package submissions, foreign visitor request documentation, supply and equipment purchases, durable property accountability, and the ordering, tracking, receipt, and distribution of supplies and equipment. Â
- Liaises with other Offices/Divisions/PMOs to ensure coordination and commonality of effort and serves as the accountability representative during fire drills or building evacuations.Â
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Required Experience:
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- Minimum five (5) years of relevant experienceÂ
- Ability to successfully communicate with personnel at various echelons while managing, prioritizing, and multitasking numerous requirements that directly impact the Program. Â
- Ability to coordinate support activities and provide guidance to personnel as the Functional Team Lead. Â
- Advanced proficiency with the Microsoft Office 365 suite of applications and applicable systems, including ETMS-2, LINCS, EDMS, OneNote, SharePoint, and ATAAPS. Â
- Ability to prepare, staff, maintain, and archive documentation IAW applicable regulations, policies, guidelines, SOPs, and procedures, and coordinate personnel in support of regulatory requirements. Â
- Ability to recognize and properly handle sensitive, acquisition-sensitive, For Official Use Only/Controlled Unclassified Information (FOUO/CUI), and Proprietary Information.Â
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