Project Manager III, ngVLA Civil Infrastructure IPT Lead (4743)
Company: National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Location: Albuquerque
Posted on: August 6, 2022
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Job Description:
National Radio Astronomy ObservatoryPosition Description:
Position SummaryThe National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO)
announces an opportunity for a full-time Project Manager for Civil
Infrastructure. The Project Manager will have a direct role in the
design and construction of the infrastructure supporting the Next
Generation Very Large Array (ngVLA), responsible for working with a
multi-disciplinary engineering team through the design and
construction of access roads, water, power, facilities, and data
systems needed to complete the array. The ngVLA project is expected
to deploy more than 200 radio telescope antennas throughout North
America.Reporting to the ngVLA Project Manager, the ideal candidate
will utilize their management skills to lead the Integrated Product
Team (IPT) responsible for the design and construction of the ngVLA
antenna array infrastructure. Infrastructure for the antenna array
includes buildings, roads, antenna foundations, utilities, and
other related infrastructure. The Civil Infrastructure Project
Manager will collaborate with other IPT Leads and the ngVLA Project
Office in order to ensure the team meets project cost, schedule,
technical requirements, and milestones.The position will be based
in Albuquerque, NM. The NRAO Albuquerque Office is located in the
Science and Technology Park at the University of New Mexico
(www.unm.edu). Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico with a
wide variety of restaurants, entertainment, and cultural events.
With over 300 days of sunshine each year, and offers ample access
to outdoor recreation.In addition to competitive pay, NRAO provides
excellent paid time off benefits (vacation and sick leave).
Medical, dental and vision plans are effective the first day of
employment. NRAOs retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to
10 percent of a qualified participants base pay. No contribution is
required of the employee; we also offer an optional supplemental,
tax-deferred plan for employee retirement contributions. Job Duties
SummaryDuties of the Infrastructure IPT Lead:Responsible for
technical management, planning, coordination, communication, and
delivering of buildings, roads, antenna foundations, utilities, and
other related infrastructure.Oversees requirements development;
design, integration, and validation of infrastructure work products
in collaboration with the Project Office, Engineering, and Site
Development team leads.Works with the ngVLA Project Manager, Senior
Cost Estimator, and Project Scheduler to develop work packages,
cost estimates, and project schedules to reflect infrastructure
scope.Prepares bid packages, manages awards to subcontractors, and
oversees the work to deliver design studies and site
construction.Makes informed decisions and determinations in the
design, analysis, procurement, and quality control of deliverable
products.Manages the teams work against the established budget and
schedule baselines.Responsible for recruitment and training of team
members.Carries out technical supervisory responsibilities in
accordance with the Observatorys policies.Proactively complies with
NRAO and government safety policies and procedures.Other duties as
assigned, relevant to the scope of this role.Work EnvironmentWork
is typically performed in an office environment; will be required
to stand and sit, and perform fine hand manipulation. Must work
near moving mechanical parts and/or with electrical equipment.
Occasionally required to climb or balance, and stoop, kneel, and
crouch. May occasionally work at high altitudes, on tall
structures, and in outside weather conditions and may be exposed to
chemicals or the risk of electrical shock.Travel is required to
ngVLA locations throughout North America and other NRAO sites.
Position Requirements: Minimum EducationBS in Engineering,
Construction Management, or related fieldPreferred
EducationAdvanced degree in Engineering, Construction Management or
related fieldMinimum ExperienceFour years of experience in a
combination of the following areas:Leading multi-disciplinary
engineering teams and contractors through design, development, and
construction/installationDeveloping and presenting technical
briefingsFamiliarity with planning and developing infrastructure,
such as access roads, power, support buildings, utilities, and
fiber optic lines.Preferred ExperienceSeven or more years of
experience in the Minimum Experience items plus experience in the
following areas:Construction managementExperience with
requirements, issue tracking and configuration management tools
Experience with project management and scheduling toolsExperience
with engineering/construction management software toolsExperience
communicating with project stakeholders during public meetings,
small group discussions, and presentations to regulatory
agencies.Competency SummaryAn excellent understanding of
large-scale construction management and/or civil engineering is
required. Excellent presentation, oral and written skills is
required to facilitate effective and efficient communication with
colleagues. Must be proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
Experience with engineering/construction management software tools
is preferred. Must possess a valid drivers license. Experience is
needed in construction processes and quality management.Additional
RequirementsThe Observatory requires staff to be fully vaccinated
against COVID-19 to access our facilities. An offer of employment
will be considered contingent until the selected applicant provides
proof of vaccination. A selected applicant may request
consideration for an accommodation for a disability or for a
sincerely held religious belief.Application Instructions: Click the
Apply button below. You will need to be prepared to upload your
current CV/Resume and a letter of application describing interest
and suitability for the position.Equal Opportunity Employer
Statement:AUI is an equal opportunity employer. Women, Minorities,
Vietnam-Era Veterans, Disabled Veterans, Veterans and Individuals
with Disabilities are encouraged to apply. To view our complete
statement, please visit http://jobs.jobvite.com/nrao/jobs. If you
require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or
hiring process due to a disability, you may submit your request by
sending an email to resumes@nrao.edu. PM20The NRAO is an equal
opportunity employer (M/F/D/V)PI187626455
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