CTN - Program Manager

BlueForce Inc. is seeking a Program Manager to provide overall program management, stakeholder coordination, and execution oversight for cybersecurity training and partner-nation capability-development activities conducted in support of the Royal Bahamas Defense Force (RBDF) under the DoD/DoW Counter Narcotics & Global Threats (CN&GT) program.

Position is subject to contract award

• Travel OCONUS location for short duration will be required *

• Manage and oversee cybersecurity training and capability-development programs, ensuring execution aligns with program objectives, contractual requirements, scope, quality, schedule, and available resources.
• Translate program objectives and requirements into executable work plans, establishing integrated schedules for training, curriculum development, exercises, assessments, stakeholder engagements, and deliverables .
• Coordinate activities across cybersecurity SMEs, instructors, curriculum specialists, technical personnel, and supporting staff to ensure priorities, responsibilities, schedules, and deliverables are clearly understood.
• Monitor program performance and execution, identifying issues, dependencies, scheduling conflicts, and resource constraints and implementing appropriate corrective actions.
• Coordinate interagency and partner-nation activities involving U.S. Government and partner organizations, including meetings, working groups, exercises, training events, and capability-development initiatives.
• Maintain stakeholder coordination and situational awareness by tracking organizational roles, responsibilities, priorities, dependencies, and requirements and resolving conflicts that affect program execution.
• Coordinate technical inputs and program-level deliverables, including briefings, reports, training products, assessments, and other required program outputs .
• Oversee cybersecurity training delivery and performance, monitoring participation, assessments, outcomes, and alignment with approved program objectives and partner-nation requirements.
• Ensure training and capability-development activities are integrated and mutually supportive, rather than conducted as isolated events, while tracking progress toward broader partner-nation capability objectives.