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Overview: In this role you drive complex tax engagements as a Manager in KPMG’s Business Tax Services. You lead cross-functional engagement teams, ensure adherence to PM processes, and manage scope, schedule, and budget for high-profile client work. You’ll collaborate with diverse specialists in a culture that values development and mentoring. The opportunity focuses on shaping tax solutions for complex business opportunities while working within KPMG’s Ignition Centers and global network. You’ll contribute to a dynamic, client-centric, professional services environment. Compensation / Benefits 401(k) plan medical insurance dental and vision coverage disability and life insurance personal well-being programs Paid Time Off and holiday calendar
Responsibilities: Lead client engagement teams and stakeholders through all project phases (initiation to closure) for complex engagements Apply and enforce standard PM processes and tools across project lifecycles Create and maintain project charters, execution plans, scope, schedule, budget, and communication plans Identify and manage risks and issues, escalating when necessary Run internal and client-facing meetings with clear agendas, notes, and action items Oversee the project change control process
Key requirements: Minimum five years of project management experience in a professional services environment Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university CPA, JD/LLM or EA or other approved credential; if not held at start, must obtain within one year of hire Proven ability to execute objectives in a dynamic, fast-paced environment Excellent organizational and communication skills Strong presentation and meeting facilitation Analytical thinking and sound judgment Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Teams, Outlook) Experience with Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Project Familiarity with project management concepts and tools

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