Senior Specialist - Program & Project Management
Senior Specialist - Program & Project Management
Posted 47 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Should have atleast 10 years of total experience and relevant good experience in Program Engagement Management
- Partner closely with Program Leads DMs and Accounts team across the engagements for different Initiatives in area of program expertise Banking domain
- Maintain strong client relationships and stakeholder management
- Should be able to manage a big engagement of around 15 20 M plus annually
- Should be able to manage and monitor the performance of multiple programs of work and collaborate with the Program Lead DMs to ensure programs are running smoothly is in alignment to business goals
- Ensure consistent implementation of common PMO standards reporting and closure process across programs
- Provide on the ground support to the Delivery Managers to help execute the planning directing and coordination of day to day activities of running the Initiative of the portfolio
- Strong stakeholder management
- Ensure all areas of the program are appropriately staffed to meet the operational needs
- Monitor and track execution of all the programs in the engagement and take appropriate actions if there is any risk identified
- Drive adherence to program processes procedures methods and standards for program delivery and leverage across the programsShould be well conversant with modern technologies
- Strong leadership skills with a proven record in driving positive and sustained change should be well versed with delivery lead growth initiative
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