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Project Manager (Agile/Scrum)

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artechAustin (TX)

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Senior

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$50- $59 an hour

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Requisition ID: 103907-1 Title: Project Manager (Agile/Scrum)
Location: Hybrid: Austin TX Duration: 6+ months Salary Range: $50- $59 an hour on W2 Skills: Agile Way of Working~Project Management Experience Required: 8-10 Job description Overseeing and coordinating all project phases from initiation through deployment. Experience in Agile methodology, Scrum is a must. Experience in implementation of new web application projects from scratch. Ensuring alignment with and achievement of project timelines, deliverables, within budget and with high levels of quality. Facilitating timely and effective communication among stakeholders and team members. Have a great organization skill to track the progress of items directly with development teams and diving to resolve any bottlenecks. Strong technical understanding of operating systems and how the various layers in the software stack fit together. Adept at creative and critical thinking able to deconstruct problems resolve conflicts and lead the teams to solutions. Self-motivated with a strong sense of personal responsibility and a technical orientation. Should have a proven track record in defining processes and executing on them. Excellent interpersonal skills especially the ability to filter and distill meaningful information to the right audience. Company Benefits & Culture Inclusive and diverse work environment Opportunities for professional growth and development Comprehensive health and wellness benefits

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