IT Project Manager

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compuvision consultingAlbany (NY)

Project Management SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

IT Project ManagerNYSERDA is seeking an IT Project Manager as part of an upcoming IT Staff Augmentation Services bid. The selected candidate will support IT initiatives across NYSERDA programs and systems.Work location may include:Onsite at NYSERDA offices (Albany, New York City, Buffalo, West Valley)Remote (telework from home or office)Field work at NYSERDA sites, if requiredRequirementsProven experience managing IT projects in enterprise or public-sector environmentsStrong coordination with technical, business, and vendor stakeholdersFamiliarity with Microsoft technology stack and cloud environmentsExperience with Agile / hybrid project delivery models preferredPrimary Technologies in Use (Exposure Preferred): Microsoft technologies (Windows, SQL Server,.NET, Azure)Salesforce (force.com) stakeholder/project exposureOffice 365 (SharePoint Online)Atlassian tools (Jira, Confluence)Tableau (BI reporting exposure)Oracle PeopleSoft Financials (environment familiarity)Preferred Certifications (Client-Requested): PMI Project Management Professional (PMP)PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)PMI Professional Business Analyst (PMI-PBA)Valid certification copies must be provided if available.Additional Notes (Mandatory for Submission)Local New York candidates preferredResume type: Live resume onlyMust provide:Pay rateStart date / availabilityRight to Represent (RTR)Copies of valid certifications (if applicable)

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