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Project Manager (Time,Wage, Pay)

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argyle infotechSeattle (WA)

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Mid

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About the role

Project Manager The Project Manager works closely with business stakeholders and technology teams to create and manage projects that solve internal business problems and bring experiences to life for our guests. They work closely with business stakeholders and Technology teams to ensure project plans are in place and managed. The project manager is organized, curious, great at facilitation and knows how to get the right people involved at any given time to solve problems. They value managing risks and dependencies to ensure our teams are working in the most optimal way to deliver value as quickly as possible. A project manager values various delivery methodologies ranging from waterfall to Kanban to scrum. Plan, manage, monitor, and close/handover to operations for large projects with complex scope, multiple work streams and interdependencies. Effectively manage and report on risks and mitigation, scope, budget and timelines Develop relationships and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders and cross-functional teams to ensure solutions meet timeline and business objectives. Ensure all project / program tasks are clearly understood, assigned and tracked. Complete all project documentation required based on our PMO process. Engage in and communicate ideas for supporting the continuous improvement of PMO processes with a positive and constructive attitude and for developing this attitude in others. Ability to manage in both Agile and Waterfall environments.

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