AVP, Project Manager
atlas searchMadison (WI)
About the role
About the Company:
Our client is a global financial technology firm building solutions that simplify complex investment processes for financial institutions and their clients. Bringing together technology and financial expertise, the company offers the opportunity to lead client implementations and collaborate across business, product, and engineering teams.
About the Role:
The firm is seeking a Project Manager, Assistant Vice President, in Colorado Springs, CO, to lead external client projects from initial planning through software implementation. This role owns project scope, schedules, budgets, and stakeholder communication, ensuring delivery meets client expectations and business objectives.
Responsibilities:
Lead client implementations through the software development lifecycle, managing statements of work, requirements analysis, and coordination of solution design.
Establish and maintain project plans, budgets, milestones, and dependencies to keep delivery aligned with approved timelines and financial targets.
Coordinate staffing, resource allocations, and deliverables while maintaining accurate project records, task assignments, and time tracking.
Manage risks and scope changes, secure client approvals, and communicate project progress, financial status, and decisions requiring stakeholder input.
Monitor utilization, productivity, margins, and other delivery metrics while maintaining strong client relationships and service standards.
Requirements6–10 years of experience in project or program management.
Experience managing projects through the software development lifecycle using Agile or Waterfall methodologies.
Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, SharePoint, and Visio, along with project management tools such as Jira and Microsoft Project.
Financial services experience is a plus, particularly within life insurance or annuities.
Project management certifications such as PMP, CSM, CAPM, or SAFe, and experience with Lean or Six Sigma process improvement, are pluses.
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