Technical Project Manager; Gov't Tech

Technical Project Manager (US
- Remote)
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The Technical Project Manager supports CMS’s Digital Quality Initiative (DQI) on the Security, Innovation, and Operations (SIO) program, leading the planning, coordination, and delivery management needed to advance the initiative’s technical work across the Center for Clinical Standards and Quality (CCSQ). This role works across CMS teams and stakeholders, including close partnership with Information Systems Group (ISG) leadership, to translate strategic direction into actionable technical plans and coordinate execution across interconnected efforts.

A defining part of this role is understanding the technical ecosystem supporting digital quality, including FHIR-based interoperability, data exchange, systems integration, and the dependencies involved in moving from strategy through implementation. The Technical Project Manager does not need to serve as the solution architect or primary developer but must have sufficient technical depth to work credibly with engineers, architects, product teams, and CMS stakeholders;

identify and manage technical dependencies and risks; and drive complex technical work toward defined outcomes.

• Translate DQI strategy and priorities into actionable technical roadmaps, implementation plans, milestones, and work products.
• Coordinate technical activities across CCSQ teams and work streams, including close partnership with ISG and other stakeholders responsible for DQI implementation.
• Maintain visibility into scope, schedules, dependencies, risks, decisions, and delivery progress across interconnected technical efforts.
• Drive work from planning through execution, identifying barriers and coordinating actions needed to maintain progress.
• Build on existing CMS capabilities, standards, and prior work to support implementation while avoiding unnecessary duplication.
• Maintain integrated plans that connect technical activities and dependencies to broader DQI objectives and outcomes.

• Support planning and coordination of FHIR-based…