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IJSI In-Country Deputy Program Manager, Global

ntegrated Justice Systems International (IJSI) (www.ijsi.com), is highly focused joint venture backed by the strength and deep expertise of two large companies (Tetra Tech and Science Applications International Corporation) each with over 40 years of experience supporting the US federal government. On behalf of IJSI, Tetra Tech is currently seeking quality candidates to serve as Deputy Program Managers on IJSI’s contract with the U.S. Department of State (DoS) for Criminal Justice Program Support (CJPS). The DoS Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) is responsible for provision of a wide array of support to criminal justice sector development programs worldwide. Program countries include but are not limited to Afghanistan, Haiti, Iraq, Kosovo, Lebanon, Liberia, Mexico (and other Central American countries) South Sudan, and the West Bank. IJSI’s CJPS contract will serve as a key vehicle for supporting the US government objective of strengthening criminal justice capacities abroad, as contributions to broader multi-lateral missions and as stand-alone U.S. bi-lateral assistance.

The IJSI Deputy Program Manager (DPM) is the senior IJSI in-country manager and has full responsibility and authority to meet all task order (TO) cost, schedule, and performance requirements in accordance with the USG-approved TO work plan. The DPM ensures quality review of all IJSI TO products and oversees preparation of all deliverables, and will report to the IJSI CONUS-based Program Manager or Director of Technical Operations

Responsibilities:
The main responsibilities of the DPM will include but are not limited to:
* Managing all IJSI Team in-country management, operations and support personnel in accor­dance with the IJSI Personnel Management System and monitoring the professional performance and personal behavior of all in-country IJSI Team person­nel through interviews with supervisors and one-on-one interviews as needed.
* Ensure proper vetting and hiring of local national staff in consultation with IJSI CONUS-based Program Management Office
* Oversee employee professional standards training and bi-annual personnel performance evaluation..
* Ensure physical and mental well-being of all IJSI in-country personnel
* Manage in-country staffing pattern and tempo in consultation with Home Office and client
* Ensure transparent, accurate and timely invoicing, timekeeping, property control, subcontractor management, and local procurement
* Ensure compliance with US Federal and host national laws and regulations.
* Ensure compliance with CJPS contractual requirements and Task Order deliverables.
* Communication and coordination with IJSI CONUS-based Program Management Office
* Liaise with and support US Government in-country representatives as directed
* Liaise with and support Host National Government representatives as directed


The DPM will also have management responsibility and authority for the following in-country functional areas and corresponding staff:
* Budget & Finance
* Quality assurance and quality control, including development of work plans and performance management plans
* Administrative Services
* Human Resources
* Medical Services (including required in country drug screeing)
* Logistics.
* Transportation
* Facilities Maintenance

Essential Qualifications:
* Minimum of twelve years of progressively responsible experience in the criminal justice and rule of law field, with emphasis on policing, corrections, or justice systems.
* At least five years of successful prior experience as a Chief of Legal Team, Contingent Commander, Chief of Party, or other management position in support of U.S. Government international criminal justice or rule of law development contracts.
* Exceptional written, verbal and interpersonal skills
* Knowledge of US Government, and Department of State regulations and procedures
* Ability to fluently speak Spanish, French, Arabic, or Pashtu is highly desirable.
* Experience in environments characterized by austere living conditions and significant hazards to personnel health and safety.
* Medically cleared for service in harsh and physically demanding international working environments.
* Advanced academic degree from an accredited college or university in a relevant academic discipline preferred.
* Must hold or have the ability to obtain a U.S. Department of Defense TOP SECRET-level security clearance.
* Must be a US citizen. Tetra Tech ARD, is committed to diversity and gender equality in all of its operations—in the US and overseas. We strive to reflect these goals in our global mission and in our workforce. We encourage applications from women and underrepresented ethnic, racial and cultural groups. Tetra Tech ARD, is proud to be an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

Apply on line at http://www.tetratech.com/justice.html