IT Project Manager – Cybersecurity
vdartTallahassee (FL)
IT Project Manager – Cybersecurity
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vdartTallahassee (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job ID:
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Salary: USD 62 - 68 (Hourly)
Contact: Parveen Banu
Overview:
The IT Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and finalizing cybersecurity projects within scope, schedule, and budget. This role involves coordinating internal resources and stakeholders to ensure successful delivery of projects that support business objectives. The Project Manager oversees all phases of the project lifecycle, ensuring quality control, stakeholder alignment, and effective team collaboration.
Key Responsibilities
Project Planning & Execution:
Develop detailed project plans, timelines, and resource allocations.
Lead cross-functional teams to deliver IT solutions that meet business requirements.
Monitor project progress and adjust plans as needed to stay on track.
Team Coordination & Leadership:
Provide ongoing direction and leadership to assigned project teams.
Facilitate collaboration among team members, contractors, and consultants.
Support employee development through coaching and performance feedback.
Stakeholder Management:
Communicate project status, risks, and milestones to stakeholders and leadership.
Ensure alignment between project goals and organizational priorities.
Manage expectations and resolve issues that may impact delivery.
Quality Assurance & Risk Management:
Oversee quality control throughout the project lifecycle.
Identify and mitigate risks using standard procedures and best practices.
Ensure compliance with internal policies and industry standards.
Qualifications:
Solid experience in IT project management, with a focus on execution and delivery.
Working knowledge of project management methodologies and tools.
Ability to analyze problems and propose practical solutions.
Strong communication and organizational skills.
Skillsensuring quality control, stakeholder alignment
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