Senior Project Manager - Natural Gas Software
Senior Project Manager - Natural Gas Software
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Acquire detailed product knowledge of Trellis to execute and successfully deliver customer implementations.
- Communicate with clients on their business processes and requirements both as they relate to Trellis and future strategic initiatives
- Work with customers and internal teams in implementing Trellis to accomplish client’s objectives.
- Managing all aspects of the implementation lifecycle including requirements gathering, fit-gap analysis, software configuration, customer training, user acceptance testing, deployment and stabilization.
- Collaborate with the product and strategy teams for detailed design and development of client specific customizations.
- Create and manage well-structured statements of work (SOWs), project resources, project plans, as well as manage project risk, issues, scope, timelines and budget.
- Exhibit excellent communication and leadership skills to establish a common understanding of project timelines, milestones and delivery expectations across all internal and external stakeholders.
- Provide direction to project resources, monitor project progress and efforts, assemble key project deliverables and identify issues that require escalation.
- Schedule and facilitate internal, external and joint project status meetings and advise management on the effects that change requests will have on schedule and resources.
- Motivate and build teams who are dedicated to project delivery.
- Provide product feedback (customer requirements, product shortcomings, enhancements, etc.) to product team.
- Own outcomes for successful client implementations, relationships and Trellis as a product and company.
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