Program Manager – Early Childhood Grants & Data Operations

About this role

The Early Childhood Project Manager IV provides overall contract management, serves as the Government liaison and primary point of contact, and provides oversight to all facets of project execution. The Early Childhood Project Manager IV is an experienced senior subject matter expert that has successfully developed, implemented and managed complex, high-profile, multi-faceted projects. As project lead, this position demonstrates experience in implementing quality assurance systems that improved the provision of services to Office of Head Start grant recipients. As project leadership, they play a strategic role in ensuring project success through effective implementation of JBS project management best practices and serve as a key liaison between project teams, clients, and JBS leadership. This position is responsible for ensuring projects recognize value aligned with organizational goals, meet client expectations, and adhere to scope, budget, and quality standards. The Project Manager actively leads the continuous improvement of project management methodologies in concert with the Project Management Office (PMO).

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Lead day-to-day management of a federal contract that supports Head Start and Early Head Start programs nationwide.
• Develop, refine, and maintain continuous improvement in regional office operations that support processes for effective data management, oversight, and management systems.
• Establish and track progress for successful delivery of program management and data management customer service

• Demonstrated ability to aggregate, analyze, and present data gathered from multiple sources.
• Monitor and identify performance or compliance concerns and support development of risk mitigation strategies and areas for expanded customer support service.

• Lead and guide a multidisciplinary team, including grants management, data management, data analytics, and engineer staff to support grant recipients’ compliance with perfor...