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IT Delivery Manager

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concept software servicesEvanston (IL)

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About the role

The ideal candidate will have experience in project delivery execution for Medicare Product lines (varies i.e. Claims, Provider, Enrollment, Data, IVR/Digital) key projects and program.
Title: Senior IT Delivery Consultant
Location: Chicago, ILWork Type: Onsite Hybrid
Type: 6 months Contract to Hire
Description: This role is responsible for driving project delivery execution for Medicare Product lines (varies i.e. Claims, Provider, Enrollment, Data, IVR/Digital) key projects and program. This position is responsible for assisting ITDL (IT Delivery Leaders) with end-to-end delivery of portfolio programs and projects to ensure successful execution and alignment with business needs; ensuring program and project performance metrics are met to deliver key business value; providing technical insight to assist with troubleshooting of delivery issues, through effective facilitation of requirement analysis, architecture development, business analysis, business process solutioning, and logical design; optimizing delivery of all programs and projects by ensuring coordination with various downstream teams (other portfolios and the Center); overseeing monitoring of key performance indicators for all projects and enhancements, facilitating delivery status transparency to business stakeholders; overseeing tracking, managing, and reporting on portfolio status against action items, milestones, critical path / dependencies, issues, risks, value delivery, and mitigation strategies for projects. Skills Needed: JIRA, Medicare, Confluence/Microsoft Project Plan

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