Note: US Citizenship is required for this position.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Manage cost, schedule, and technical performance of subcontractors/suppliers; serve as Cost Account Manager (CAM) tracking proposed vs. actual costs

• Coordinate between Technical Teams, Program Office, and Supply Chain; develop SOWs, sole source justifications, technical evaluations, and price analyses

• Conduct supplier capability assessments and lead source selection processes ensuring compliance and proper fit

• Establish payment terms and contract types (FFP, CPFF, T&M); develop requisition release plans and schedules supporting on-time performance

• Maintain accurate program records and ensure contractual compliance throughout performance period

• Provide daily written/photographic documentation of subcontractor work activities, progress, deficiencies, and change order defense

• Develop Quarterly Business Review (QBR) program with supplier scorecards measuring cost, schedule, quality, safety, and responsiveness

• Analyze cost/price elements in proposals, bids, and change orders; review and approve invoices based on work performed

• Oversee subcontractor compliance with quality control plans; coordinate with QA managers and address material/work issues

• Liaise with Engineering on technical questions; develop REA processes; ensure CPSR compliance and stay current on FAR/DFAR regulations

What Required Skills You'll Bring:

• US Citizenship with ability to obtain DHS suitability determination

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, or related field

• 10+ years of related experience including firm fixed price projects over $50M

• Knowledge of federal contracting principles, FAR/DFAR, supply chain management, CPSR guidelines, and PMI practices

• Expertise in procurement/contract administration, financial management, and organizational practices

• Proficiency with modern office technology and strong written/verbal communication skills

What Desired Skills You'll Bring:

• Perform programmatic administrative and management activities; conduct research on subcontracting policies and procedures

• Analyze and present administrative/technical data effectively; evaluate service delivery improvements

• Develop relationships with federal construction subcontracting partners

• Travel availability (up to 2 trips/month) for internal and external meetings

• Prepare clear reports, correspondence, and documentation; interpret and ensure compliance with federal/state/local regulations

• Represent Parsons effectively with governmental agencies and business organizations

• Strong organizational skills with ability to prioritize multiple projects and meet critical deadlines

• Maintain positive working relationships and exercise independent judgment in sensitive situations