Sr. Project Manager (Media & Broadcasting Domain)

Posted 15 days ago

sonsoftNew York (NY)

Project Management Specialists Television Broadcasting Stations

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About the role

Company Description: SonSoft is an IT Staffing and consulting firm and duly organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Georgia. We are growing at a steady pace specializing in the fields of Software Development, Software Consultancy and Information Technology Enabled Services.

Job Description: Sr. Project Manager responsible for the Advertising Sales Business area projects. MUST have Media or Broadcasting experience. Experience with WideOrbit (WO) is a very BIG +. Will oversee another PM resource. PMBok Methodologies Define project objectives, requirements, and assumptions necessary to structure a project or activity. Plan, schedule, and control project activities to fulfill objectives and satisfy project requirements. Develop and drive integrated project plans, aligning project tactics with project strategy.

Qualifications: Need atleast 10 Years of experience for Project Manager in Media & Broadcasting Domain.

Additional Information: **U.S. citizens and those authorized to work in the U.S. are encouraged to apply. We are unable to sponsor at this time.

Note: -This is aContractjob opportunity for you. OnlyH1B, US Citizen, Green Card Holder, TN Visa, GC-EAD, H4-EAD & L2-EAD can apply. No OPT-EAD Consultants please. Please mention your Visa Statusin youremailorresume.

Summary

Type: Contract

Function: Information Technology

Experience level: Mid-Senior Level

Industry: Information Technology And Services

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