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Peraton · 2 weeks ago

Lead Process Engineering, High Performance Computing

Fort Meade, MD

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level, Lead/Staff

$86K/yr - $138K/yr

10+ years exp

Peraton is a next-generation national security company that drives missions of consequence spanning the globe. They are seeking a Lead Process Engineer to facilitate a large High Performance Computing (HPC) related program, focusing on process improvement and project team coordination.

Information TechnologyRobotics

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Apply process improvement (PI), engineering methodologies, and principles to effectively improve and align Enterprise-level processes

Facilitate project teams in accomplishing project activities and objectives. Coordinates the transfer of new processes and practices to project teams by providing group facilitation, interviewing, training and additional forms of knowledge transfer

Acts as a key coordinator between multiple project teams to ensure Enterprise-wide integration of engineering efforts

Qualification

Process ImprovementHigh Performance ComputingFacilitationMethodology DevelopmentChange ManagementData ModelingTeam CoordinationTrainingOrganizational DevelopmentInformation System DevelopmentBusiness Management Techniques

Required

Active TS/SCI with poly clearance required

A Bachelor's Degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business, or education from an accredited college or university is required

Ten (10) years' experience with Process Improvement on programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity is required

Experience is to include, within the past ten (10) years, five (5) years' experience in facilitation, training, methodology development and evaluation, process engineering across all phases of acquisition identifying best practices, change management, business management techniques, organizational development, activity and data modeling, or information system development methods and practices