Key skills

Data Center OperationsGovernment ProcurementData Platform ModernizationSnowflakeAWS Native AnalyticsMission-System Operations and MaintenanceHybrid Data Center-to-Cloud TransitionsLegacy Portfolio ModernizationMigration Cohort PlanningCode-Scan InterpretationRefactoring StrategiesAgileDevSecOpsSecure CI/CD Pipeline DesignCloud-Native ArchitecturesMicroservicesEnterprise Data Platform EnablementPhysical Security ArchitecturesPhysical Security Tools ConfigurationNetwork InfrastructureAWS Landing ZonesFedRAMP-Ready EnvironmentsPublic Trust ClearanceCompTIA Cloud+ CertificationAIAnalyticsAWSZero Trust

About this role

Dice is seeking a Data Center Operations IT Project Manager to lead a large legacy IT transformation project. The role involves overseeing digital solutions delivery and partnering with clients to modernize their IT infrastructure.

Responsibilities:

Oversee the delivery of the most advanced digital solutions
Partner with clients to translate client objectives into actionable modernization strategies
Manage the legacy environment and work with clients to transform to a cloud-based platform while modernizing mission applications
Define the foundation for the program that stabilizes current operations while building tomorrow's secure, cloud-ready, AI-accelerated enterprise

Requirements:

8+ years of experience as a technical lead on complex federal IT programs
Experience managing data center operations and government procurements for data center equipment of hardware and software
Experience with data platform modernization, including Snowflake or AWS native analytics, mission-system O & M, and hybrid data center-to-cloud transitions
Experience architecting modernization strategies for large legacy portfolios, including migration cohort planning, code-scan interpretation, and refactoring strategies
Experience with Agile, DevSecOps, and secure CI / CD pipeline design and architecting modernization pathways involving cloud-native architectures, microservices, and enterprise data platform enablement
Knowledge of physical security architectures and equipment, including hardware and software, and configuring physical security tools across multiple site locations connected to the network infrastructure
Knowledge of cloud architectures, including AWS landing zones and secure FedRAMP-ready environments
Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust or Suitability/Fitness determination based on client requirements
HS diploma or GED
CompTIA Cloud+ Certification
Experience designing AI accelerated migration or documentation workflows
Knowledge of federal cybersecurity requirements, including NIST 800-53 and RMF, and Zero Trust pattern
CompTIA Security+ Certification