IT Management Consultant
Washington, DC, United States
Hill Associates Corporation is seeking an
IT Management Consultant
to join our team supporting the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) in a large Washington, D.C. Cabinet-level Federal agency. The position will report to [the Task Order Lead] and interface with a variety of federal employee and contractor stakeholders. Interface requirements include, but are not limited to OCIO/IO Leadership, business operations staff, technical staff, and Contracting Officer’s Representatives (CORs). The position will initially focus on the Infrastructure & Operations (I&O) group within OCIO supporting IT projects, programs, and initiatives across the organization.
This role will require IT project management experience, with the ability to engage across a variety of ongoing and new projects, programs, and initiatives throughout the organization. This role requires knowledge of business processes and workflows related to enterprise IT Infrastructure.
This position requires U.S. Citizenship.
The candidate must have the ability to obtain and maintain a public trust suitability clearance.
Remote-based work is currently supported due to COVID- 19. Physical work location is required in the DC metro region with potential telework options available to qualified candidates.
What You Will Get to Do:
The
IT Management Consultant position will have a primary role in assisting a large business process reengineering effort, as well as a few associated supporting roles.
Service Intake Modernization
The primary function of the IT Management Consultant role will be interacting with various business and technical stakeholders to define requirements for improvements to critical organizational business operations processes.
Executive Support
– The IT Management Consultant will have a supporting role in the development of various executive-level communications and organizational (CIO/ACIO) reports. Examples of support may include executive-level briefings, project dashboards, and business case development/analysis for IT systems and related investments.
Data Intake and Ad Hoc Reporting
– The position will have a supporting role in assisting clients with responding to internal and external data requests and other ad hoc reporting. Examples of support may include aiding in the response to data calls from external entities (e.g., OMB) or internal requests from Treasury Leadership regarding key IT infrastructure programs and initiatives.
You Will Bring These Qualifications:
Minimum of 10 years of experience in an IT function or related technical capacity
Bachelor’s Degree in business, information technology, or relevant field of study
Ability to obtain a Public Trust Clearance from the Federal Government
Ability to elicit requirements using interviews, document analysis, requirements workshops, surveys, business process descriptions, use cases, business analysis, and/or task and workflow analysis.
Ability to proactively communicate and collaborate with external and internal stakeholders to analyze information needs and organizational requirements
Demonstrated analytical, research, and quantitative abilities, including the ability to ingest and/or consolidate large data sets and produce meaningful and concise quantitative analysis
Critical and creative thinker with strong attention to detail
Ability to work in complex situations with varying degrees of ambiguity and change
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint
Solid written and oral communication skills, including the ability to communicate with technical and non-technical staff
Knowledge of business analysis, methods, and supporting toolsets
Desired Experience:
Direct or indirect Federal Government experience
Experience interfacing with senior-level clients (e.g., CIO, ACIO, Senior Director).
Experience with large-scale business process reengineering efforts
Familiarity with IT Infrastructure components, services, and concepts
Familiarity with IT business operations, including service intake, service management, and performance management procedures
Familiarity with key elements of Federal IT finance (e.g., acquisitions, contracts, budget formulation/execution, cost recovery)
Mid-Advanced level skills in developing professional PowerPoint Slide deck
A mid-level user of Excel. Power-user is desired, but not a must.
Work knowledge in SharePoint front-end development. Advanced knowledge is desired but not a must.
Visio skill is desired, but not a must.
What We Can Offer You:
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Hill Associates offers a comprehensive, total rewards package that includes competitive compensation and a flexible benefits package that reflects our commitment to creating a diverse and supportive workplace.
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