Senior Design Project Manager - Semiconductor (International Project Assignment)
$175,000.00 to $225,000.00
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$175,000.00 to $225,000.00
About the role
- Managing the business-customer relationship.
- Planning and overseeing the implementation of the program, ensuring staying within budget constraints and meeting requirements.
- Managing the financial and schedule requirements.
- Staffing and managing necessary resources to ensure program requirements are met.
- Ensuring subcontractors' performance meets all contractual requirements and quality standards.
- Maintaining close liaison with the customer to prioritize key tasking and ensure timely resolution of any programmatic issues.
- Developing/coordinating estimates, proposals, BOEs, and other projects/task-related contractual actions with the appropriate stakeholders.
- Providing oral and written reports of program/project/task status and ensures contract deliverables are delivered to the appropriate stakeholders' contractual requirements.
- Regularly briefing senior management and other key stakeholders on program/project/task status measurement data.
- Endorsing and implementing company policies and procedures
- Completing employee performance appraisals and employee counseling's, if assigned the responsibilities of employee supervision
- Here's what you'll need
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, or 4 additional years of work experience in lieu of a degree.15-20 years of experience in managing projects related to industrial and/or commercial facilities
- Experience as a project / design manager on advanced technology, semiconductor, electronics, life sciences or data center projects.
- Financial acumen, design execution & client management experience
- Ideally, you'll also have
- Engineer in Training (EIT) or Professional Engineer (PE)
- Project Management Professional Certification (PMP)
- Master's degree in engineering, project management, or related field
- Construction execution & contract negotiation experience
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