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Senior Project Manager - Contract Position

Posted 4 days ago

neshent technologiesHouston (TX)

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About the role

Lead complex, enterprise-level, cross-functional projects from initiation through implementation. Lead and manage highly effective remote project teams. Apply Agile, traditional, or hybrid project management methodologies based on project needs. Partner with IT, business operations, and Supply Chain teams to deliver project objectives. Manage project scope, schedule, resources, risks, issues, dependencies, and deliverables. Support business process improvement and PMO activities. Manage relationships with customers, stakeholders, and third-party vendors. Apply strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills to achieve project outcomes.8+ years of experience managing complex, multi-function, enterprise-level projects.~6+ years of experience leading remote project teams.~ Expert knowledge of Agile and traditional project management principles.~ Strong business operations and process improvement background as a Senior Business Analyst or Six Sigma Black Belt (SSBB).~ Proven experience successfully implementing IT and/or Supply Chain projects.~ Solid understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).~ Experience supporting business operations and a PMO.~ Experience working successfully with customers and third-party vendors. Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Business, or equivalent.
Preferred: MBA or advanced degree. PMP certification. Proficiency with Smartsheet, Visio, Microsoft Project, and Microsoft Office tools. Training or demonstrated experience in team motivation, communication, and win-win negotiation.

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