Texas A&M University · 1 week ago
Project Manager II
Texas A&M University is seeking a Project Manager II for the Bush Combat Development Complex, focusing on the expansion of the BAM Range. This role involves coordinating project activities, maintaining schedules, and ensuring effective communication among various stakeholders to facilitate the successful execution of the project.
Higher Education
Responsibilities
Maintains the master integrated schedule for BAM Phase II, tracking milestones, dependencies, long-lead items, and critical path activities
Prepares weekly and monthly project status updates, ensuring leadership receives timely and actionable information
Facilitates coordination meetings among contractors, technical staff, engineers, researchers, and BCDC leadership; drives clarity, follow-through, and accountability
Maintains and updates project action logs, risk registers, and project records
Tracks emerging issues and proactively engages stakeholders to prevent delays
Coordinates the exchange of documentation, deliverables, submittals, and schedules with contractors and vendors
Supports field coordination alongside engineers and facility staff to ensure alignment between design intent and execution
Works with procurement and business teams to ensure acquisition actions align with schedule priorities
Assists with onboarding and managing external project partners and subcontractors
Develops and maintains project documentation, meeting minutes, decision records, and project plans
Produces polished, concise briefings for BCDC leadership and TAMUS stakeholders
Communicates clearly with technical and non-technical audiences, translating complexity into organized, structured information
Partners with the Business Coordinator II and BCDC business office to align schedules with procurement, contracting, and financial operations
Identifies workflow inefficiencies and proposes improvements that accelerate project execution
Supports occasional BAM Range operations and integration efforts as needed
Performs additional responsibilities as assigned to support the successful execution of BAM Phase II
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in related field. An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered
Five years of related experience
Experience in project coordination, project management, or operational management in a fast-paced environment
Experience managing schedules, coordinating meetings, tracking action items, or facilitating cross-functional collaboration
Experience communicating across diverse technical and non-technical groups
Experience driving execution and organizing complex workflows
Ability to obtain a DOD Security Clearance
Exceptional organizational skills with the ability to bring order and clarity to complex, fast-moving work
Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to create crisp summaries and drive stakeholder alignment
Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain momentum under pressure
Proactive problem-solving; anticipates issues and engages the right people early
Comfortable learning technical concepts quickly and asking the right questions to maintain alignment
Strong attention to detail and disciplined follow-through
May require occasional work outside normal hours to support time-sensitive actions
Some travel may be required between RELLIS Campus and TAMU-College Station
Preferred
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
Experience supporting capital projects, infrastructure development, or facility upgrades (preferred but not required)
Experience in research, defense, engineering, or technology development environments
Experience with contract coordination, vendor management, or technical integration
Experience with risk management, schedule tools (e.g., MS Project), or project documentation systems
Benefits
Health insurance
Paid leave
A defined-benefit retirement plan with 8.25% employer contribution through TRS
Tuition assistance
Wellness programs to promote work/life balance
Company
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University has a proud history that stretches back to 1876 when The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas became the first public institution of higher learning in the state of Texas.
Funding
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