SUPV IT PROJECT MANAGER (APPSW)
Defense Finance and Accounting ServiceSupervisory Information Technology (IT) Specialist and technical authority for all aspects of complex, high level, or high visibility IT software and systems. This includes software, hardware, training, installation, and database administration.Coordinates maintenance and support activities of major automated information systems and software, with IT specialists, project managers, and functional users to ensure system adequacy and efficiency.Develops qualitative and quantitative measures of effectiveness in meeting project goals and provides input into development of project objectives and plans, statements of work, and technical proposals.Briefs management on strategies to be used to exploit and implement new developments and advanced techniques in the area of software development, design, and maintenance.Makes changes in organization of work or assignment of functions to positions to improve work flow and services rendered, promote job satisfaction, increase productivity etc.
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