M&A Integrations Sr Project Manager
$77,000 - $173,600 per year
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Manager
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$77,000 - $173,600 per year
About the role
- The duties and responsibilities of this position consists of, but is not limited to, the following:
- Lead multiple, large-scale, and complex integration projects, translating strategic priorities into actionable plans and driving execution across cross-functional teams
- Own critical project documentation, including project charters, plans, process flows and value stream maps, resource requirements, and business cases
- Bring together internal and external stakeholders around shared priorities, deliverables, dependencies, and decisions, building trust through clear and consistent communication
- Drive projects forward to deliver quality solutions on time and within budget, taking ownership of outcomes, proactively identifying risks, resolving issues, and escalating when appropriate
- Lead teams through change by influencing without direct authority, welcoming different perspectives, and constructively challenging the status quo to achieve stronger outcomes
- Track, manage, and communicate project progress and financial performance, including resource requirements, budget-to-actual performance, key milestones, and project outcomes
- Apply a continuous improvement and builder mindset to identify opportunities, solve complex problems, and strengthen the tools, processes, and ways of working that support successful integrations
- Partner with experts across the business to transfer knowledge, strengthen organizational capabilities, and mentor project team members
- Lead Robinson Operating Model (ROM) projects internally to advance our lean operating model
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- Minimum 5 years of project management experience, with the proven ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
- Ability to work flexible hours (some weekend/late hours may be required)
- Project Management Professional certification
- Work and/or project experience in Supply Chain, Transportation, and/or Logistics
- Strong communication skills: strong listener with exceptional facilitation skills and the ability to tell the story and connect to your audience
- Ability to organize, design, develop, and deliver projects for internal and external audiences at all levels
- Ability to collaborate effectively with subject matter experts internally and externally at all levels
- Experience working and thriving in a continuous improvement environment
- Experience and comfort in dealing with ambiguity and able to deliver with minimal oversight
- Experience working directly with customers
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite of programs
- Experience with lean processes and tools
- Values a diverse and inclusive work environment
- Three medical plans which include
- Prescription drug coverage
- Enhanced Fertility benefits
- Flexible Spending Accounts
- Health Savings Account (including employer contribution)
- Dental and VisionBasic and Supplemental Life Insurance
- Short-Term and Long-Term Disability
- Paid observed holidays2 paid floating holidays for U.S. hourly employees
- Flexible Time Off (FTO) offered to U.S. salaried employees — no accruals and no caps. Paid Time Off (PTO) offered to all other employees in the U.S. and CanadaPaid parental leave
- Paid time off to volunteer in your community
- Charitable Giving Match Program 401(k) with 6% company matching
- Employee Stock Purchase PlanPlus a broad range of career development, networking, and team-building opportunities
- Learn more about our benefit offerings on our BENEFITS & WELLBEING (https://www.chrobinson.com/en-us/about-us/careers/life-at-chr/benefits-and-wellbeing/) page
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