Role Title: Manager/Coordinator

Location: Washington, DC

Required Skills: "Required Experience Level:

Minimum of 5-7 years' experience, in technology or software development preferred."

Day-to-day Responsibilities:

"List of tasks to be performed:

• Program Management - Weekly/ Monthly meetings with USPS Stakeholders and executives to discuss PRogram-LEvel stauys and address issues.
• Budget Management and Allocation
• Enterprise LEvel Strategy and Management of Deliverables
• Responsible for managing the release processees including technical design and implimentation of technical systems including mail.dat, mail.xml, shipping services file, Customer data mart, informed Delivery, informed visibility, enterprise api, and microservices.
• Expert knowledge of mailing and shipping specifications used to integrate mailers software and internal USPS systems.
• Provide overview and support to the CAT Team for all BNSs
• Provide daily status of team progress to management and other stakeholders
• Provide level of effort for ROMs
• Responsible for managing the release processes.
• Lead System Solutioning Activities to include Technical system solutions for Acceptance Tech Systems
• Coordinate Support for downstream systems and processes such as CAT Testing, Mailer Support
• Timeline and Schedule Management for ATS Releases
• Risk Management for Releases
• Discuss and solution Technical implementation of business needs
• Problem solving skills as well as experience troubleshooting Mailer Issues.
• Responsible for understanding the business need impact on Pricing, postage statements, DMM rules, technical implementation of rules and pricing via MAil.dat, MAil.XML, shipping Services, File, ICR, SKUs, USPS Enterprise API
• Liason between business stakeholders and development teams in flushing out requirement details.
• Telework is available but not guaranteed"

Education:

Educational Requirements:

A Bachelors degree from an accredited College/University in the related IT field.

NOTE: Four (4) years additional relevant experience required in lieu of a degree"