Task Order Area Manager

Task Order Area Manager

Are you a mission-driven leader with a strong background in operations and team management in austere or military environments? As a Task Order Area Manager (TOAM), you’ll play a critical role in overseeing linguist operations and ensuring resources are in place to meet U.S. military mission needs across your designated area. This is your opportunity to directly contribute to national security objectives while leading high-performance teams in a dynamic operational setting.

Key Responsibilities/What you do

Direct and manage area operations, ensuring all requirements are resourced and executed in alignment with task order objectives.

Oversee and update personnel accountability systems, including the U.S. Army's SPOT (Synchronized Pre-deployment and Operational Tracker) program.

Maintain current, accurate rosters of linguist personnel and their unit assignments; provide updates to RA/ACOR/COR upon request.

Serve as the key point of contact for your designated area, ensuring smooth coordination with government representatives.

Maintain visibility on linguist assignments, performance, and compliance within your operational zone.

Implement risk mitigation strategies and troubleshoot operational challenges on-site.

Support the Task Order Project Manager in task order execution through reporting, performance tracking, and local management oversight.

Qualifications

Required,

Bachelor’s degree in a related field

OR

A 20-year career in the U.S. Military (retired at E7 or higher)

OR

DAWIA Level II Project Management certification

12 years of total management experience, with at least 5 years of supervisory experience within the last 10 years

Demonstrated ability to effectively interface with senior military officials, managers, and subordinates

Active Top Secret/SCI security clearance

Desired,

Prior experience managing operations or personnel in overseas contingency or OCONUS environments

Strong organizational and communication skills, especially when navigating complex military or interagency environments

Familiarity with SPOT or similar DoD accountability systems

Background in linguist operations or managing contract staff in support of government programs

High comfort level operating under pressure and in fast-moving operational theaters

Previous experience working with linguist teams, recruiting pipelines, or foreign national support personnel is a plus

COMPENSATION/BENEFITS

Competitive salary commensurate with experience.

401(k) retirement plan.

Full medical care benefits package.

Training and professional development.

Company-provided life insurance.

Short-term & long-term disability.

Paid time off.