Implementation Supervisor II
remascompanyLouisville (KY)
About the role
Implementation Supervisor IILouisville, Kentucky, United StatesAbout the JobJob Summary Our client is seeking an Implementation Supervisor to work on site. The Implementation Supervisor II supports mid to large scale projects for Helix Migration consisting of single/multi-site implementations with multiple products and services. This position analyzes customer solutions/migrations and actively participates in successful solution migrations while meeting the needs of customers and the company. This position is involved in implementation model development for each project (e.g., deployment and plan definition, scheduling of implementation phases, communication, user acceptance training, project management, reporting, etc.).The Migration PM Supervisor manages cross functional implementation teams and provides ongoing analysis of implementation projects, plans, templates, outcomes, lessons learned, and post-implementation audits, client communications, weekly reporting. The Implementation Supervisor II will need to travel to domestic locations to support account migrations. Note travel may extend beyond domestic and will be assessed on individual basis. Other DutiesHold meetings to review project status and follow up on action items, work with Program Manager, attends daily status meetings using Zoom, use project management tools to track project success.
Minimum Requirements:
Proficient in project management practice; experience in managing multiple projects/workstreams at once.
Skills:
Familiarity with the technical aspects of migrations, software implementations, or relevant IT services, Project Management, Project Implementation, Account Migration, Mid to Large Scale Projects
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