Project Coordinator(36356)

Posted 4 days ago

idealforcePhoenix (AZ)

Project Management SpecialistsTemporary Help Services

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Project CoordinatorIDEALFORCE has a contract position available immediately for a Project Coordinator to join our customer in Phoenix, Arizona. This is an onsite position. Please find below additional details about this job. Kindly respond with your most up-to-date resume if you would like to pursue this opportunity. Client is considering only local candidates for this position.Job DescriptionEnsure that project requests are processed and documented according to agency standards. Have the ability to work independently, without little supervision by the IT Manager. Effectively coordinate assignments between the IT team and the business unit requesting the changes. (85%)Assist IT Manager with prioritizing new and current project requests. Prepare bi-weekly project status reports for IT Manager, in addition to any other status reports that may be requested by various business units. (15%)NOTE: Projects and assignments may change frequently based on new compliance or regulatory requirements. Flexibility in adjusting to these changes is a must.QualificationsIntermediate experience with Windows 7 (3+ years)Beginner experience with QNXT (1 year)Beginner experience with SQL Server 2008 R2Beginner experience with Agile SDLCExpert experience with MS Word / Excel / Visio / ProjectBeginner experience with Visual Studio 2010 w/TFSAdditional Information- "All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines". - All candidates who are authorized to work in the US are encouraged to apply. - Candidates must clear the background check prior to commencing the assignment.THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES:Email your candidate/s resume to pete dot tylor at idealforce.com along with the following details: Rate, Current location, and Availability.

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