Voyager Technologies
Program Manager V (Aerospace)
$180K–$310K
Folsom, CA, remote +1 · Remote · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
- Location
- Folsom, CA, remote
Folsom, California, United States - Experience
- 20+ years of program management experience, including 10–15 years managing DoD propulsion-related programs.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree emphasizing Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering; may consider equivalent experience in lieu of degree.
- Visa sponsorship
- Must be a U.S. Person (U.S. Citizen, lawful permanent resident, or protected individual) and eligible to obtain required export authorizations. Security clearance requirements include U.S. Citizenship.
About the job
Manages all phases of defense and national security program execution, including scope, schedule, budget, customer engagement, risks, deliverables, and follow-on business.
What you'll do
- Plans and monitors program scope, schedule, budget, resources, and profit and loss; ensures deliverables are met.
- Creates and reviews program documentation and presents status, risks, and plans to customers, management, and technical teams.
- Serves as primary customer contact, identifies and escalates program risks, and pursues follow-on and new business.
What they ask for
- 20+ years of program management experience, including 10–15 years managing DoD propulsion-related programs.
- Experience owning and managing Integrated Master Schedules, Integrated Master Plans, and Earned Value Management.
- Direct experience managing large subcontracts; experience managing programs for U.S. Government customers.
- Current DoD Secret Clearance; must be able to obtain and maintain an appropriate U.S. Security Clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship).
Nice to have
- Management of rocket propulsion defense system programs or Missile Defense Agency programs with MAP/PMAP requirements.
- Business development directly with funding customer offices.
Pay
USD 180,405–310,400 base salary
Tools
Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Visio, Excel, Project
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