Change Management Practitioner- IT
infotree global solutionsLisle (IL)
Change Management Practitioner- IT
Posted today
infotree global solutionsLisle (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Change Management LeaderServes as key leader within a product team, working closely with product owners and other stakeholders to lead the design, development and execution of various change management activities. The ideal candidate will have an aptitude for taking initiative, solving problems, and accommodating multiple deadlines. They are experienced driving customer / user adoption of digital products through impactful communications, training, and activities. They are an exemplary communicator with a passion for continuous learning and innovation in a rapidly evolving transportation industry. As part of this dynamic team, you will enjoy a positive, yet challenging work environment. Implementing change management tools, processes, and standards; coaching IT leaders on their usage.
Desired Skills:
Self-starter. Exceptionally strong written and verbal communications skills. Ability to work effectively with teams in a highly matrixed organization to deliver results. Ability to set priorities, multitask and meet deadlines. Motivated to achieve high standards and dedicated to continuous improvement. Ability to work well under pressure. Experience taking complex technical information and simplifying it for a non-technical audience. Experience building training, communications, or campaign deliverables with consistent messaging for a variety of audiences, channels, and formats.
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