Project Management Analyst
gtechAkron (OH)
About the role
Cleveland, OHAbout the opportunity Project Management Analyst Be a liaison between Ford management, IT and plant staff. Populate, regularly update, and manage the program tracking documents. Provide weekly assessments to management on the status of the projects. Identify non-conforming events and develop recovery plans and/or corrective actions. Team leadership and collaboration: Direct cross-functional teams to ensure alignment on timing plans Able to help resolve any problems or issues that may arise. Works with minimal supervision and able to function effectively in a matrix organization. Skills RequiredMS Office Suite applications (Word, Excel) Will be evaluated on their demonstrated proficiency in the following attributes: Interpersonal Skills, Self-Motivation, Diplomacy Maturity, Integrity
Additional Information: This is an onsite position.
Why work with us?
We are a woman-owned company that values your ideas, encourages your growth, and always has your back. When you work with us you'll have training opportunities, flexible/remote work options, growth opportunities, 401K and competitive pay. Apply today! We are an EOE, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran. Take the next step Interested in this role? Send your information and résumé securely to the G-TECH recruiting team. Apply Now →
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