Project Manager III
About the role
- Manage multiple concurrent high-complexity customer projects with full autonomy over scope, schedule, budget, and risk decisions
- Serve as the primary point of contact for high-value or complex client accounts, owning the executive delivery relationship throughout the project lifecycle
- Independently translate client Statements of Work and work orders into comprehensive project plans with clearly defined deliverables and milestones
- Directly supervise and develop a team of Project Coordinators and Project Managers, including performance management, coaching, and hiring
- Proactively manage client escalations, change orders, and complex expectation management scenarios
- Oversee project financials including spend-to-date, forecasted spend, budget burn rate, and billing accuracy
- Create andmaintainrobust project controls: action item lists, risk logs, issue logs, change control, and decision logs
- Serve as a senior escalation resource for project-level issues and client situations requiring experienced judgment
- Drive structured project and operations meetings; ensure decisions and action items are clearly communicated and executed
- Contribute to process improvement, methodologydevelopment, and best practice documentation
- Mentor PM I and PM II team members, sharingexpertiseand supporting professional development across the team
- Partner with Program Managers on cross-functional alignment and program-level initiatives as needed
- Ensures Accountability
- Tech Savvy
- Communicates Effectively
- Values Differences
- Customer Focus
- ResourcefulnessDrives Results
- Plans and Prioritizes
- Decision Quality
- Demonstrated ability to independently manage high-complexity, high-risk projects with significant business and client impact
- Experienced in executive client relationship management; recognized as a trusted advisor to senior client stakeholders
- Proven supervisory skills witha track recordof developing high-performing project delivery teams
- Exceptional communication, influence, and consensus-building skills across all levels of an organization
- Strong financial acumen with hands-on experience managing project budgets, forecasts, and billing
- Proactive escalation management; able to navigate difficult client conversations and complex stakeholder dynamics
- Contributes to organizational improvement through process development, mentoring, and knowledge sharing
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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