IT Project Manager

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morson talentDenver (CO)

Project Management Specialists Computer Systems Design Services

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$80.00 - $95.00 per hour

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Job Description

Location: Remote (USA)

Duration: 12 Months

Start Date: February, 2024

Hourly Rate: $80 - $95/hour (1099)

Vacancies: 1Responsibilities:

Expected duties from an IT PM include, but are not limited to: Responsible for wing-to-wing execution of technical projects to deliver high quality outcome to internal customers. Partner with functional owner to define fit/gap for requirements, work with technical team(s) internal and external to the initiative to ensure desired outcomes, on time delivery, within scope and budget and of desired quality. Schedule definition and maintenance. Manage 3rd party vendor(s). Participate in RFP (if applicable).Define risks, define scope, lead meetings/standups, meeting notes, manage lessons learned, manage RAID log. Track schedule deliverables, schedule meetings for various working sessions, lead/participate in reviews. Complete GVH CP-23-04 procedural documentation. Participate in integration testing and UAT.Define post go-live support, participate in training documentation, participate in hypercare.

Qualifications: Previous experience leading IT projects as an official project manager. Minimum of 6 years of Technical Project Management. Resides in the United States and able to obtain Export Control information clearance.

Desired Characteristics: Familiarity with Hexagon software. Familiarity with Autodesk software. Experience with changing software platforms and associated stakeholder engagement. PMP or CAPM certification.

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