Infra Project Manager
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euclidNew York (NY)
Project Management SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Infrastructure Project ManagerThe Infrastructure Project Manager is responsible for managing project activities across teams and functions including project planning, execution, timing, functionality, quality, risk management, reporting, communication, and cost. The PM controls the critical path, contingencies, scope changes and budget (both labor and non-labor). The PM coordinates the day-to-day activities of the project team from original concept through final implementation and ensures that resources are used efficiently.Responsibilities:Creation of project charters, scope documents, risk assessments and budgets, estimate resources, roles, and responsibilities.Monitor and control execution of project though Waterfall or Agile methodologies as dictated by the demand of the project.Manage project risk, change management, and lead the assessment of inter-project dependencies and gauge the financial impact and risk of and to the project.Coordinate and communicate between the technology and user communities for general requests associated with systems and business recovery events.Provide leadership and decision-making support by establishing project governance.Perform project reporting including overall performance and project completion documentation.Participates in the creation and communication of standardized Project Management best practices and processes.Adheres to Project Portfolio Management & Governance Team policies and processes.Provide knowledge and experience in managing of similar projects.
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