This
position
is
listed
on
behalf
of
a
partner
company,
which
manages
all
applications
and
next
steps.
Our
partner
is
looking
for
a
Technical
Project
Manager
based
in
the
United
States
.
As
a
Technical
Project
Manager,
you
will
coordinate
day-to-day
delivery
for
an
innovative
AI-driven
healthcare
technology
project
supporting
federal
regulatory
oversight.
You
will
oversee
project
scope,
schedules,
resources,
risks,
dependencies,
and
stakeholder
communications
within
an
Agile
delivery
environment.
Working
closely
with
technical
and
engineering
teams,
you
will
ensure
sprint
commitments
remain
realistic,
measurable,
and
aligned
with
contractual
deliverables.
You
will
manage
two-week
sprint
cycles,
maintain
transparent
project
tracking,
and
facilitate
collaboration
with
government
stakeholders.
This
role
offers
the
opportunity
to
contribute
to
a
proof
of
concept
that
monitors
API
endpoints
across
approximately
290
certified
health
IT
products.
You
will
help
ensure
delivery
remains
organized,
traceable,
and
responsive
to
evolving
priorities
and
requirements.
This
is
a
remote,
part-time
contract
opportunity
for
an
experienced
project
management
professional
with
strong
Agile
expertise
and
federal
project
delivery
experience.
Accountabilities
Coordinate
daily
project
execution,
overseeing
scope,
schedules,
resources,
risks,
dependencies,
deliverables,
and
stakeholder
communications
to
maintain
clear
visibility
into
project
progress.
Lead
the
Agile
delivery
cadence,
including
two-week
sprint
planning,
backlog
refinement,
and
ongoing
prioritization
within
a
rolling
three-month
planning
horizon.
Maintain
risk,
action,
issue,
and
decision
(RAID)
logs,
track
dependencies,
and
escalate
matters
according
to
established
decision-making
responsibilities.
Prepare
written
agendas,
meeting
minutes,
and
project
updates
for
meetings
with
government
stakeholders,
ensuring
communication
is
clear,
accurate,
and
actionable.
Manage
and
configure
Jira
backlogs,
sprint
boards,
and
reporting
dashboards
as
the
authoritative,
government-accessible
record
of
project
status
and
delivery
progress.
Support
change
management,
scope
control,
monthly
status
reporting,
and
ongoing
documentation
to
ensure
project
activities
remain
aligned
with
contractual
obligations.
Collaborate
daily
with
the
Technical
Lead,
AI/Engineering
Lead,
Senior
Systems
Engineer,
and
Application
Developer
to
coordinate
work,
resolve
blockers,
and
ensure
sprint
commitments
are
achievable
and
traceable
to
project
deliverables.
Facilitate
knowledge
transfer
and
maintain
project
documentation
to
support
continuity,
accountability,
and
effective
collaboration
across
technical
and
program
teams.
Requirements
At
least
5
years
of
project
management
experience
in
software
development
or
IT
delivery,
including
a
minimum
of
3
years
as
a
Scrum
Master
or
Agile
Project
Manager
managing
two-week
sprints,
sprint
planning,
backlog
refinement,
daily
stand-ups,
and
retrospectives.
At
least
2
years
of
experience
coordinating
day-to-day
delivery
on
a
government
contract,
including
deliverable
tracking,
status
reporting,
RAID
management,
and
stakeholder
communications.
Hands-on
Jira
administration
and
configuration
experience,
including
managing
sprint
boards,
backlogs,
workflows,
and
reporting,
beyond
basic
end-user
familiarity.
Strong
written
communication
skills,
with
the
ability
to
prepare
professional
agendas,
meeting
minutes,
status
reports,
and
technical
project
narratives
for
a
federal
audience.
Demonstrated
organizational
and
analytical
skills,
with
the
ability
to
manage
competing
priorities,
track
dependencies,
identify
risks,
and
coordinate
multidisciplinary
teams.
Excellent
interpersonal
and
communication
skills,
including
the
ability
to
work
effectively
with
technical
teams,
government
stakeholders,
and
program
leadership.
Legal
authorization
to
work
in
the
United
States.
Preferred
qualifications
include
a
Scrum
Master
certification
(CSM,
PSM,
or
equivalent),
PMP
or
PgMP
certification,
previous
experience
on
federal
healthcare
IT
or
interoperability
projects,
and
familiarity
with
Confluence
or
similar
documentation
platforms.
Agile
and
Scrum
delivery
expertise
must
be
established
before
joining.
Training
in
FHIR,
certified
health
IT
program
content,
and
relevant
regulatory
and
policy
context
will
be
provided
after
starting.
Benefits
Hourly
compensation:
W-2
employment:
$50–$60
per
hour.
1099
business-to-business
contract:
$60–$69
per
hour.
Remote
work:
Work
remotely
from
an
eligible
U.S.
state.
Contract
duration:
One-year,
part-time
engagement.
Retirement
savings:
401(k)
plan
with
company
matching
contributions.
Paid
time
off:
PTO
program
with
benefits
that
increase
with
tenure.
Healthcare
coverage:
Medical,
dental,
and
vision
insurance.
Insurance
protection:
Company-provided
life
insurance,
voluntary
life
insurance,
short-term
disability,
and
long-term
disability
coverage.
Professional
development:
On-the-job
training
in
FHIR,
certified
health
IT
programs,
and
applicable
regulatory
and
policy
frameworks.
Important
eligibility
conditions:
Applicants
must
reside
and
work
in
an
eligible
U.S.
state.
The
position
is
not
available
to
individuals
living
or
working
in
California,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
the
District
of
Columbia,
Hawaii,
Illinois,
Maryland,
Massachusetts,
New
Jersey,
New
York,
North
Dakota,
Ohio,
Oregon,
Rhode
Island,
Washington
State,
or
Wyoming.
Contract
considerations:
The
role
is
a
one-year
engagement,
and
compensation
may
depend
on
contract
funding,
applicable
government
requirements,
and
final
contract
terms.