Responsibilities include program planning, requirements development, schedule and risk management, cross‑platform coordination, test and evaluation planning, configuration management oversight, software development oversight, quality assurance coordination, and sustainment and logistics tracking for digital and autonomy‑related systems. Apply acquisition and analytical expertise to support program managers and stakeholders developing and integrating software, compute, and autonomy technologies across multiple aircraft and mission systems. Use integration, communication, coordination, organizational, and planning skills to guide technical and acquisition activities across diverse functional disciplines, ensuring effective delivery and sustainment of USAF software‑enabled and autonomy‑driven capabilities. Identify issues and develop solutions that enhance acquisition effectiveness, cross‑platform interoperability, and compliance within enterprise‑level software, compute, and autonomy modernization efforts. Develop and produce high‑quality acquisition documentation tailored to multi‑platform software architectures, computing upgrades, and autonomy capability development. Interpret department and center digital transformation strategies and tailor implementation to the needs of software, compute, and autonomy programs and portfolios. Interpret, organize, execute, and coordinate program management activities that synchronize multi‑platform software development, compute integration, and autonomy capability advancement. Lead and support program and project integration efforts related to cross‑cutting software, compute, and autonomy technologies. Develop and maintain Integrated Master Schedules (IMS) that capture interdependencies across platforms, software baselines, computing frameworks, and autonomy development efforts. Apply program management and systems engineering expertise to address challenges related to software integration, compute architecture modernization, and autonomy deployment, advising project leads and engineers on acquisition considerations and technical impacts. Advise program leadership on strategic planning for the development, demonstration, and fielding of integrated software, compute, and autonomy capabilities. Provide oversight and coordination for program information assurance activities associated with classified networks supporting software‑centric and autonomy‑related modernization. Support program leadership during major reviews, inspections, conferences, evaluations, and milestone events associated with enterprise software, compute, and autonomy initiatives. Manage interactions and cultivate strong relationships between the program office, supporting government organizations, platform program offices, contractors, and higher headquarters to ensure alignment of software, compute, and autonomy activities across the enterprise. Experience supporting cross‑cutting acquisition efforts or enterprise‑level modernization activities is highly desirable. Minimum of 10 years of relevant Department of War (DoW) experience. At least three years of experience working in a Special Access Program (SAP) or Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) environment within the past eight years. o Master's degree (MS/MA) or higher in business administration, management, accounting, finance, logistics, a STEM discipline, or an MBA. o A bachelor's degree (BS/BA) plus fifteen years of relevant DoW, government agency, or DoW contractor experience may be substituted for the advanced degree requirement. ● Must possess an active DoD Top Secret (TS) security clearance with SCI eligibility ● U.S. Citizenship LI-HP1