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Amentum

Deputy Task Order Manager (Operations Manager)

Amentum, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States, 22060

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The

Deputy Task Order Manager (Operations Manager)

is responsible for supporting the Task Order Manager in the execution, coordination, and management of all CSCEP task order activities. This position serves as the principal integrator across training, logistics, facilities, and sustainment workstreams, ensuring seamless day-to-day operations, event synchronization, and stakeholder coordination.

The Deputy PM works closely with the Amentum PMO, subcontractor teams, and DTRA oversight elements to monitor execution timelines, milestone achievement, CDRL compliance, and risk mitigation.

Key duties include

Leading daily operational meetings and maintaining real-time situational awareness across workstreams

Coordinating task order activity updates, data collection, risk reporting, and status briefings

Monitoring operational performance against IMS schedules, burn rates, and staffing plans

Supporting surge staffing efforts, resource allocation adjustments, and event readiness validations

Serving as the primary backup to the Task Order Manager for customer interactions, milestone reviews, and escalated issues

Ensuring effective communication and workflow synchronization across all subcontractor partners

Assisting with preparation of program reports, logistics tracking, sustainment planning, and facility readiness assessments

The Deputy PM ensures day-to-day operational execution aligns to CSCEP program objectives, cost targets, and schedule requirements.

Required Qualifications

The Deputy Task Order Manager (Deputy PM) is responsible for supporting the Task Order Manager in the execution, coordination, and management of all CSCEP task order activities

Bachelor’s degree in related fields such as Project Management, Business Administration, Logistics, International Relations, or Security Studies

5–8 years of experience supporting government task orders, contracts, or programs

2–3 years of leadership or operational management experience preferred

Active U.S. Secret security clearance

Proven experience coordinating geographically dispersed teams and subcontractor partners.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Experience

Demonstrated understanding of DTRA-relevant tasks and execution

Strong understanding of project/task order management principles

Familiarity with MEL development, training lifecycle management, sustainment frameworks, and logistics support operations

Demonstrated experience in operational risk management and corrective action planning

Excellent interpersonal skills for internal team coordination and customer-facing communication

Competency with integrated master scheduling (IMS) principles and performance tracking tools (MS Project, SharePoint, PowerBI)

Communication

Proficient in oral, written, and virtual communications

Ability to instruct and mentor multinational forces on technical topics, principles, theories, and concepts of varying scientific complexity with limited background knowledge

Experience engaging and advising the U.S. and foreign military senior leaders on the integration of near, mid, and long-term program plans, programs, and resources

Highly Desired Skills and Experience Skills

Prior experience supporting DTRA programs, CTR initiatives, or Security Cooperation engagements

PMP certification or equivalent desired (or ability to obtain within 12 months)

Prior experience supporting program startup, ramp-up, or large task order transitions

International field experience with training, facility stand-up, or logistics coordination preferred

Communication

Computer – M.S. Office, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Content Management Systems, SharePoint, MS Teams, and virtual team collaboration editing

Basic Writing – Ability to use correct grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, clarity, brevity, engagement, proofreading, and revising

Business / Professional Writing – Ability to formulate analytical report writing, note‑taking, email writing, meeting invitations, M.S. Office, business case writing

Report and Technical Writing – Ability to conduct sourcing, research, analysis, data visualization, cross‑culture interviews, document preparation, data collection, and data management

Presentation Writing – PowerPoint, creativity, brevity, and curriculum materials

Overseas Experience

Experience serving overseas in support of geographical commands and/or Embassies

Time Management

Ability to function at a high level with little oversight as well as work as part of a larger team to complete mission objectives

Capable of working under tight deadlines and managing tasks through successful completion

Travel Requirements

This is a CONUS‑based position with up to 30% travel required to OCONUS partner nation sites

Must be willing to support rotating shifts, nights, and weekend operations based on task order needs and partner nation engagement schedules

Additional notes

The Deputy Task Order Manager must be able to work autonomously when required, proactively identify risks and operational bottlenecks, and recommend solutions to ensure continuous task order execution

The Deputy PM must be able to lead cross‑functional daily huddles, maintain clear and concise operational dashboards, and maintain positive client and partner nation relationships

US Citizenship Required

Active U.S. Secret Security Clearance Required

Amentum is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Our hiring practices provide equal opportunity for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, gender, national origin, age, United States military veteran’s status, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, family structure, medical condition including genetic characteristics or information, veteran status, or mental or physical disability so long as the essential functions of the job can be performed with or without reasonable accommodation, or any other protected category under federal, state, or local law. Learn more about your rights under Federal EEO laws and supplemental language at EEO including Disability/Protected Veterans and Labor Laws Posters.

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