Technical Project Manager
susquehanna international groupBala-Cynwyd (PA)
Technical Project Manager
Posted 19 days ago
susquehanna international groupBala-Cynwyd (PA)
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About the role
Overview:
Susquehanna is currently looking for a Technical Project Manager to join our Enterprise Technology team, located in our Philadelphia area headquarters. You will partner with technical and business teams across the firm to support a variety of technology related projects. These initiatives will primarily focus on our Infrastructure and DevOps environment.
In this role, you will:
- Partner with technologists and project teams to translate business requirements into creative and practical solutions
- Elicit requirements using techniques such as interviews, design sessions, surveys and/or other techniques as needed; create functional specification documents
- Manage tasks, projects and initiatives within assigned business areas/systems
- Champion business process improvements and provide in depth analysis within technical and business areas
What we're looking for:
- 5+ years of experience in a Business Systems Analyst or Technical Project Management role, preferably within a software development environment. Knowledge of SDLC models required
- Previous experience working with data or systems integration across multiple teams required
- Experience working with project tracking systems required; experience with Atlassian tools preferred
- Interest to work on a wide variety of projects and ability to manage multiple priorities at one time
- Willingness and capacity to learn new technologies in an unfamiliar environment
Strong analytical/problem solving and project reporting skills Knowledge of scripting or programming languages preferred.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related technical discipline
Job Summary
Experience Level: Experienced Professionals
Job Categories: Technology - Infrastructure, Support + Engineering
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