IT Project Manager (ITPM)

OverviewVTG is looking for a IT Project Manager (ITPM) in Chantilly, VA.What will you do?This role is a hybrid role of Technical PM and Agile. Candidate needs a thorough understanding of Agile methodologies and IT Project Management, including AWS and S3 implementation and maintenance, and DevOps best practices in a serverless environment.Lead the scrum team in using Agile methodology and scrum practices.Help the Product Owner and development team to achieve customer satisfaction.Lead the scrum and development teams in self-organization.Remove impediments and coach the scrum team on removing impediments.Help the scrum and development teams to identify and fill in blanks in the Agile framework.Resolve conflicts and issues that occur.Support and educate the Product Owner, especially with respect to grooming and maintaining the product backlog.Assist in the collection and documentation of user's requirements, development of user stories, estimates, and work plans.Guide team development efforts towards successful project delivery.Provide technical leadership to teammates through coaching and mentorship.Maintain high standards of software quality within the team by establishing good practices and habits.Identify and encourage areas for growth and improvement within the team.Participate in peer-reviews of solution designs and related code.Package and support deployment of releases.Aim to deliver scalable frameworks and solutions to fit with customers' long-term vision and goals.TS/SCI with poly required.Do you have what it takes?5+ years of related IT experience.BS Degree (Technical).TS/SCI with poly required.Experience leading scrum teams using Agile methodology and scrum practices.Ability to assist in the collection and documentation of user's requirements, development of user stories, estimates, and work plans, and guide team development efforts towards successful project delivery.Provide technical leadership to teammates through coaching and mentorship.AWS and S3 implementation and maintenance, and DevOps best practices in a serverless environment is preferred but not required.

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