Project Evaluation Coordinator

Job training opportunity to work with a DoD Contracted Engineering Team that provides technical support for the integration, test, evaluation, and support of government systems. Training will involve a combination of classroom, online, and hands-on work to deliver a complete understanding of managing a project evaluation from inception to product delivery.

ABOUT THE JOB

The Project Evaluation Coordinator is a critical component of all evaluation and testing activities. The Project Evaluation Coordinator helps communicate the results to relevant stakeholders and ensures that the testing documentation is clear, accurate, and actionable.Key Responsibilities:1. Summarize Findings: Compile the test results into a concise summary, highlighting key findings, successes, and areas for improvement.2. Create Reports: Develop detailed reports that include data analysis, charts, and graphs to visually represent the results.3. Review and Validate: Ensure the accuracy of the documented results by reviewing and validating the data.4. Communicate Results: Share the results with stakeholders through presentations, meetings, or written reports. Tailor the communication to the audience’s needs and interests.5. Document Lessons Learned: Capture any insights or lessons learned during the testing process to inform future projects.6. Archive Documentation: Store all relevant documentation in an organized manner for future reference and compliance purposes.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Summarize Findings: Compile the test results into a concise summary, highlighting key findings, successes, and areas for improvement.
• Create Reports: Develop detailed reports that include data analysis, charts, and graphs to visually represent the results.
• Review and Validate: Ensure the accuracy of the documented results by reviewing and validating the data.
• Communicate Results: Share the results with stakeholders through presentations, meetings, or written reports. Tailor the communication to the audience’s needs and interests.
• Document Lessons Learned: Capture any insights or lessons learned during the testing process to inform future projects.
• Archive Documentation: Store all relevant documentation in an organized manner for future reference and compliance purposes.

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