Supervisory IT Program Manager (Senior Deputy Asst. Director for Enterprise Administration)

NOTE: This is a non-law enforcement position. Individuals selected for these positions will lose law enforcement coverage and will need to return to a position with 'primary' law enforcement coverage to regain coverage. This position uses aresume-onlyapplication process. To meet the minimum qualification requirements, your resume must clearly demonstrate possession of the Executive Core Qualifications (ECQs) and Mandatory Technical Qualifications (MTQs) relevant to the position. The resume must not exceed two pages; resumes longer than two pages will not be considered. Your resume should include specific examples of experience, education, and accomplishments that reflect the required qualifications. If your resume does not provide sufficient evidence that you meet these qualifications, you may not receive further consideration. A panel may evaluate whether you meet the ECQs and MTQs through resume review, assessment, and/or interview. MANDATORY TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONSMTQ 1. Demonstrated professional and executive level technical knowledge and management experience in Enterprise Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Data, Communications, and emerging technology within the corrections or criminal justice sector, including demonstrated experience in developing, formulating, and promulgating new and updated information technology strategies, policies, directives, and procedures related to these topics across a wide and diverse enterprise. Experience successfully executing technology vision and strategy through partnership with Acquisition and Operations personnel. MTQ. 2. Demonstrated financial and personnel management experience related to information technology, including planning for and justifying resources and delivering high ROI Information Technology investments, including ability to conduct sound analysis, and to present the results in a clear, precise, and persuasive manner on complex issues related to information technology matters in response to federal information technology statuses, regulations, policies, or procedures.