ATS Project Manager
Posted 2 days ago
kcas bioanalytical biomarker servicesAtlanta (GA)
Project Management SpecialistsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Project ManagerKcas is looking for a project manager to join our team in our Atlanta office. This person will lead the successful execution of a variety of projects from start to finish.The ideal candidate is a self-starter with excellent time-management and problem-solving abilities who thrives in fast-paced environments.Responsibilities:Deliver on-time, in-budget projects - Execute projects within the intended scope, timeframe and funds.Communicate with clients - Drive contact with clients throughout the project lifecycle to understand/set expectations, establish timelines and grow the relationship.Manage resources - Coordinate with internal teams and external vendors to identify and allocate the necessary resources for each project.Develop project plans - Create detailed plans for each project to outline execution strategy including objectives, schedule, and cost.Track and communicate progress - Measure performance for presentation to clients and internal leadership.Requirements:Bachelor's degree in a related field2-3 years experience in project managementPMP Certification preferredExcellent written and verbal communicationsAdvanced skillset in time management and task prioritizationPassion for managing teams and driving resultsAbility to multitask and identify opportunities for process improvement
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