About

Amy Lindoerfer Hobert is a highly skilled and detail-oriented Senior IT Project Manager with over 18 years of experience in implementing technical strategic solutions in commercial and military sectors. She is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), and Scrum Master Certified (SMC) with a security clearance. Amy is proficient in Agile Software Development, Federal, State, and Commercial System Implementation, and Functional Documentation. Amy has a strong ability to coordinate cross-project activities and effectively communicate pertinent information to stakeholders. She is accomplished in using technical understanding to identify opportunities to maintain an organization's effectiveness and efficiency. Amy is skilled in leading cross-functional teams within external environments to successfully meet deadlines. She is currently working as a Senior Information Technology Project Manager at CACI International Inc. In her previous role as Lead Systems Analyst at CACI International Inc., Amy managed the development and implementation of new systems. She led the SharePoint development team in creating an Integrated Data Environment (IDE) within a classified environment, served as a technical advisor and manager for junior analysts, and managed a project located in Washington, D.C. that integrated agile concepts for SharePoint development. Amy also co-authored a CACI white paper to enable a roadmap for the future for Integrated Data Environments (IDE) in the Navy Program Executive Office Littoral Combat Ships command. As a Senior IT Project Manager at NIC, Amy managed various state department projects utilizing eCommerce technology and Agile Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) within a self-funded contract model. She managed the Maryland Business Express (MBE) project, which uses eCommerce technology and Agile methodology that generates over $500,000 in revenue monthly for the state of Maryland. Amy also managed the Secretary of State Notary Online Application project, which reduced a 4-month backlog of notary applications waiting for commissions. Amy holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Information Information Technology from Regis University, a Certification in Web Development from New Jersey Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Recreation Management from Virginia Wesleyan University. She is proficient in Software Engineering and Testing and has relevant experience of 19.85 years.