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Supervisory IT Program Manager

  • Job type Posted on: Jul 20, 2026
  • Experience level Department of Health and Human Services
  • Employment type Rockville, Maryland
  • Employment type Onsite
  • Salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Supervisory IT Program Manager

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

Rockville Maryland United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Job Title The job title is not provided in the raw HTML. Job Description Serves as the authoritative technical advisor to NIH and HHS leadership on application modernization, software lifecycle management, and future-state roadmap development for aging or evolving enterprise platforms including optimization and centralization of administrative systems across NIH. Directs and oversees the complete lifecycle of NIH's enterprise business application portfolio, including current mission-critical systems such as the NIH Enterprise Directory (NED), NIH Enterprise Ethics System (NEES), Integrated Time and Attendance System (ITAS), SAAVI, nVision analytics, FOIAXpress, and core administrative platforms. Establishes long-range strategic goals and technology roadmaps aligned with NIH, HHS, and Federal mandates, including Presidential Executive Orders, cybersecurity directives, and statutory requirements governing ethics and information management. Drives the continuous improvement, deployment, and automation of scalable, secure enterprise workflows to ensure seamless operational capabilities across a geographically distributed environment. Manages comprehensive risk frameworks and cybersecurity coordination to safeguard the application ecosystem against emerging threats while enhancing organizational responsiveness. Fosters strategic partnerships across NIH Institutes, Centers, and HHS operating divisions to deliver collaborative, user-focused IT service delivery. Formulates and executes complex budgets, technology investment plans to maximize cost-efficiency and ensure effective stewardship of public funds. Oversee acquisition and contract management, establishing rigorous internal controls and operational policies to guarantee strict compliance and governance.

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Posted:

Jul 20, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_73D076B578272DA43E1A5E6947C6AD65

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

Rockville

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Job Title The job title is not provided in the raw HTML. Job Description Serves as the authoritative technical advisor to NIH and HHS leadership on application modernization, software lifecycle management, and future-state roadmap development for aging or evolving enterprise platforms including optimization and centralization of administrative systems across NIH. Directs and oversees the complete lifecycle of NIH's enterprise business application portfolio, including current mission-critical systems such as the NIH Enterprise Directory (NED), NIH Enterprise Ethics System (NEES), Integrated Time and Attendance System (ITAS), SAAVI, nVision analytics, FOIAXpress, and core administrative platforms. Establishes long-range strategic goals and technology roadmaps aligned with NIH, HHS, and Federal mandates, including Presidential Executive Orders, cybersecurity directives, and statutory requirements governing ethics and information management. Drives the continuous improvement, deployment, and automation of scalable, secure enterprise workflows to ensure seamless operational capabilities across a geographically distributed environment. Manages comprehensive risk frameworks and cybersecurity coordination to safeguard the application ecosystem against emerging threats while enhancing organizational responsiveness. Fosters strategic partnerships across NIH Institutes, Centers, and HHS operating divisions to deliver collaborative, user-focused IT service delivery. Formulates and executes complex budgets, technology investment plans to maximize cost-efficiency and ensure effective stewardship of public funds. Oversee acquisition and contract management, establishing rigorous internal controls and operational policies to guarantee strict compliance and governance.

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