Us Army Corps Of Engineers Work Values

Daily Duties at Us Army Corps Of Engineers:

• Responsible and accountable for the coordinated management of multiple related projects directed toward strategic business and other organizational objectives. • Build credibility, establish rapport, and maintain communication with stakeholders at multiple levels, including those external to the organization. • Define and initiate projects, and assign Project Managers to manage cost, schedule, and performance of component projects, while working to ensure the ultimate success and acceptance of the program. • Maintain continuous alignment of program scope with strategic business objectives, and make recommendations to modify the program to enhance effectiveness toward the business result or strategic intent. • Coach, mentor and lead personnel within a technical team environment. • Present periodic Dashboard reports on the current program, future opportunities and client issues. • Ensure customer satisfaction, project execution, and conduct weekly communication with sponsors, stakeholders, and PDT to meet primary goals. • Delegate project tasks, follow up until completion, and foster an atmosphere of collaboration where best practices and lessons learned are shared which leads to the success of the project. • Work closely as a partner with the sponsor to meet their goals, Project Partnership Agreement (PPA) commitments, manage expectations and present project information at sponsor board meetings. • Convey complex cost sharing and policy details to upper management and to project partners so that it is understandable and simplified.

What they like about Us Army Corps Of Engineers:

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Tags

Project Management, Analyst, Budgets, Team, Customer, Civil Engineer, Primavera, Excel, Oracle, Microsoft Office, Indiana, IN, B.S. Civil Engineering, Construction, Bloomington IN, Indianapolis IN, Multiple Projects, Renovation, Schedules, Communication, Technical Writer

Skills

Software Implementation, Requirements Analysis & Specification, Leadership , Oral/Written Communication Skills

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