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IT Project Manager – Facilities (VT)

Burlington, VT

Type: Full-time Employee (W-2) position
Experience: 7-9 years of of progressive IT project management experience
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field
Residence: Current U.S. residence and within U.S. for 3 of the past 5 years
Location: Burlington, VT (Onsite)
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Candidates should be available for collaboration using company and/or client communication tools (e.g., Teams, Slack, Monday.com, email) and able to attend required meetings during core EST business hours, depending on mission needs.

About Via Logic LLC:

Via Logic LLC is an information technology partner supporting mission-driven work across DevSecOps, cloud engineering, data science, cybersecurity, and national security analytics. Our team includes engineers, developers, architects, and problem-solvers who work alongside federal partners such as DHS, DOJ, and DOD, as well as select commercial clients, to deliver solutions that matter.
We focus on modernizing complex environments by automating infrastructure, improving security, enabling cloud-native operations, applying DevSecOps practices, and helping organizations make smarter use of their data. Our work spans everything from enterprise architecture to AI/ML implementations and identity management, giving our clients practical solutions and clear paths forward.
We also put a lot of care into how we work. Via Logic values flexibility, collaboration, and a people-first culture that supports work-life balance and gives our team the space to do meaningful, high-impact work—wherever mission needs take us.

About the Role

The IT Project Manager – Facilities will serve as the primary liaison between IT infrastructure teams, facility project managers, and federal stakeholders to ensure successful execution of facility renovation, relocation, and technology deployment initiatives across CONUS and OCONUS sites.

This role requires strong project leadership, stakeholder coordination, and a deep understanding of IT infrastructure (network, wireless, telephony, and security systems). The successful candidate will manage complex multi-site deployments, oversee vendor relationships, and ensure delivery within schedule, budget, and SLA commitments.

Core Responsibilities

  • Lead facility IT deployment and renovation projects, coordinating network, wireless, and telephony installations.
  • Manage end-to-end project lifecycles including planning, execution, and closure in compliance with organizational SLAs and AQL standards.
  • Act as the primary liaison between technical teams, vendors, and government facility project managers to ensure smooth project execution.
  • Develop and maintain weekly deliverables, including project plans, dashboards, and status reports for senior leadership.
  • Coordinate with circuit vendors and internal network teams to ensure timely circuit delivery, mapping, and testing of new facilities.
  • Oversee scheduling of shipments, deliveries, and installation activities in alignment with federal security and access requirements.
  • Support configuration and verification of telephony and physical security systems (PIV readers, access controls).
  • Apply Agile project management principles to enhance transparency, communication, and team performance.
  • Utilize collaboration tools such as Jira, Confluence, and MS Teams to manage backlogs, track milestones, and document dependencies.
  • Identify risks, track issues, and proactively resolve obstacles to maintain SLA compliance.
  • Conduct after-action reviews, trend analysis, and lessons learned sessions to drive continuous improvement.

Required Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Project Management, or related discipline (or equivalent experience).
  • 7–9 years of IT project management experience, preferably in federal or large-scale enterprise environments.
  • Demonstrated success managing facility infrastructure or network deployment projects.
  • Experience coordinating multi-vendor engagements and ensuring timely delivery of IT services.
  • Familiarity with Agile/Scrum and Waterfall methodologies.
  • Strong communication skills for collaboration with engineers, leadership, and government stakeholders.
  • Proven ability to manage budgets, SLAs, and performance metrics for multiple concurrent projects.
  • Proficiency with MS Project, Jira, Confluence, and MS Teams.

Preferred Certifications

  • PMP or CAPM certification.
  • ITIL certification or equivalent understanding of IT service management.
  • Experience with federal facility operations or telecommunications modernization projects.
  • Understanding of network, wireless, and security infrastructure within government or DoD environments.

Via Logic LLC Perks & Benefits:

  • Health Care: Comprehensive health care benefits.
  • Paid Time Off (PTO): Generous PTO to support work-life balance.
    Full-time W2 position.

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