Senior Project Manager
About the role
- Project Management Practice
- Identify, Articulate and Document project objectives, budgets and schedules with the senior PMO oversight
- Suggest and proactively indicate areas of improvement, and opportunities for coordination activities
- Support project owner/team identify roles and responsibilities for all tasks and resources to ensure the project is delivered according to plan
- Monitor and document project progress to ensure on-time and on-budget delivery
- Maintaining Project Plans, RAID and other Project Managing artifacts updated as assigned by the PMOPMO Governance Execution
- Operate in Agile/Waterfall Hybrid approach. Including Stage GatingAssist PMO manager with clerical/Admin tasks as requested including but not limited to: Schedule meetings with SLT/ELT, documenting and following up on minutes and action plan
- Fulfill role of BA/ Process mapping, and documentation as needed and as part of scoping project requirements
- Documenting and structuring Business and Functional requirement documentation as guided by the PMOHelp Administrating all project artifacts residing in MS teams, Smartsheet's, and SharePointEnforce and help maintain processes and governance of practices established by the PMO Office
- At least 7 years of relevant experience
- Bachelor's degree in business administration / industrial engineering/management information systemsPMP certification in process / obtained preferred
- Critical and analytical skills to identify, analyze and navigate through uncertainty
- Ability to translate unstructured information into articulated and organized requirements
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong organizational skills and able to meet deadlines in a timely manner
- Expert knowledge in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, MS teams, Smartsheet, SharePointHighly proficient and comfortable with technology
- Self Driven and intuitive to control, manage and coordinate throughout every project's lifecycle with minor supervision
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