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AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

Navy Client Account Manager

Account ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeArlington County, Arlington, VA, USA$200k - $225k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in architecture, engineering, or another related discipline aligned with AECOM's business lines and the needs of the Navy/NAVFAC client, or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.
  • At least 12 years of experience working with U.S. federal government agencies on architect-engineering programs, including at least 4 years of leadership experience, or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.
  • U.S. citizenship is required.
  • Travel throughout the continental United States and some overseas travel as driven by project and opportunity needs.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage strategic plans, identify external marketplace drivers, determine resource and investment allocation for growth, analyze competitors and small-business/small-disadvantaged-business opportunities, and coordinate with regional business lines and business-line leaders.
  • Develop opportunity targets based on market conditions and client acquisition strategies, establish growth goals with business-line leaders, cascade goals to regional engagement teams, monitor and support sales opportunities, inform regional executives, and improve portfolio quality across regions and business lines.
  • Monitor account performance at least monthly, ensure bookings and pipeline align with projections, and prepare situational reports when projections are misaligned.
  • Review and update the Salesforce pipeline weekly, ensure capture plans exist for major pursuits, assist with teaming and negotiations, coordinate support with federal business services and marketing, resolve conflicts among business lines, facilitate risk-management approvals, pricing and proposal reviews, and lead major proposals.
  • Monitor program manager performance monthly against contract booking capacity, monitor subcontractor positions, and address unproductive relationships.
  • Lead and manage key relationships with Navy/NAVFAC regions, engineering commands, research and development centers, and other major clients; coordinate cross-agency opportunities with Air Force and Army account managers; oversee corrective actions and monitor recoveries to maintain client satisfaction.
  • Maintain compliance awareness, serve on joint-venture boards for larger programs, and work with federal business services to ensure Federal Acquisition Regulation compliance.
  • Monitor contract performance, review Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System reports and rebuttals, and speak with major program managers at least monthly.
  • Identify and deconflict organizational conflict of interest issues, preferably at the go/no-go stage.
  • Maintain account-level focus-group communications on year-to-date progress against goals and relevant metrics, communicate progress to leadership, and work across business-line and regional boundaries.
  • Promote AECOM, encourage participation in professional activities and paper development, help build the Department of War team, and communicate its vision and achievements.
  • Maintain human-resources requirements for assigned staff and develop and negotiate goals for each.
  • Manage client relations, market analysis, strategy development, positioning, capture, and management of Navy/NAVFAC contracts, primarily in the NAVFAC Pacific area of operations; occasionally support the Navy/NAVFAC director with client visits and interaction with NAVFAC headquarters.
  • Develop and execute strategic and client account plans to achieve annual targets and grow the program year over year.
  • Advocate for AECOM Navy programs delivering professional technical services, including foreign military sales, military construction and sustainment, restoration and modernization design; master planning; architecture and engineering services; environmental restoration, planning, National Environmental Policy Act compliance and other environmental services; energy performance services; construction management; and construction quality assurance.
  • Attend in-person Day 1 onboarding at an AECOM office location.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's or PhD degree in architecture, engineering, or another related discipline aligned with AECOM's business lines and the needs of the Navy/NAVFAC client.
  • Professional Engineer or American Institute of Architects registration.
  • Having achieved the rank of Navy Civil Engineer Corps Captain or higher.
  • Knowledge of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
  • Experience with Brooks Act procurement.
  • Experience with energy performance services.
  • Waterfront design and construction experience.
  • Airfield design and construction experience.

About the Company

AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm that provides a wide range of services, including architecture, design, construction management, engineering, environmental services, and program management, to government agencies, private companies, and non-profits. Its work centers on managing and delivering large-scale infrastructure projects, from planning and design to construction and operation, with fees tied to the project type and scope. Unlike firms with a narrower focus, AECOM offers end-to-end support across transportation, buildings, cities, and overall infrastructure, combining technical expertise with project oversight and sustainability considerations. The company aims to improve the world by enhancing natural and social systems, promoting equity and inclusion, and driving responsible, lasting outcomes for communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1990

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