Project Coordinator, Logistics Specialist

Job Description:

  • Maintain project calendars, contact lists, distribution lists, meeting invitations, action logs, deliverable trackers, and controlled repositories
  • Prepare agenda packages, attendance records, briefing materials, notes, decisions, next steps, and meeting summaries within the required five-calendar-day timeframe
  • Collect and organize monthly and annual status-report inputs, TTA activity records, product status, pilot-site updates, risks, planned work, and supporting attachments
  • Support preparation, formatting, quality review, accessibility routing, version control, approval tracking, and submission packaging for all deliverables
  • Coordinate travel-request documentation, consultant approval packages, pilot-site records, event materials, purchase or vendor documentation, and reimbursement support
  • Maintain records of COR comments, revisions, dispositions, final approvals, and delivery dates; verify prior comments are addressed before resubmission
  • Support TTA intake, assignment, scheduling, closeout, satisfaction data, and resource distribution in coordination with the Project Monitor and Project Leader
  • Protect sensitive records and follow approved naming, storage, access, retention, and disposition procedures

Requirements:

  • At least four years of administrative, project coordination, PMO, contract support, or technical-assistance operations experience
  • Strong proficiency with Microsoft 365 or comparable productivity, collaboration, document-management, and virtual-meeting tools
  • Demonstrated accuracy in scheduling, note taking, document formatting, records management, deadline tracking, and multi-step approval workflows
  • Ability to handle multiple priorities, confidential information, detailed instructions, and compressed federal deadlines with minimal supervision
  • Clear written communication and working knowledge of accessible-document and plain-language requirements
  • Associate's degree or equivalent professional experience required
  • Bachelor's degree preferred
  • Four or more years of relevant project-support experience preferred
  • Preferred: experience supporting an HHS, ACF, OFA, human-services, research, or TTA contract
  • Preferred: experience with federal travel, consultant approvals, monthly status reports, meeting summaries, or deliverable submissions

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