IT Project Manager

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west advanced technologiesMillbrae (CA)

Project Management SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Position: IT Project ManagerLocation: San Francisco, CADuration: 36 monthsMandatory Qualifications:Technical project management and documentation skills.Ability to analyze issues from system documentation and recommend solutions.Experience managing technical projects, including conflict resolution, issue escalations, status reporting and resource management.Experience creating policy or governance documents.Excellent oral, written, analytical and communication skills with the ability to lead a technical discussion with both technical and non-technical staff.Excellent analytical, verbal and conflict resolution skills.Experience leading cross-functional teams.Data dashboard design.Understanding of data automation and data pipelinesDesirable Qualifications:Understanding of courtroom operations and workflow.Experience in government (State) setting.Excellent presentation skills for both technical and non-technical audiences, including creating and presenting executive summaries to management and technical committees.Experience in user research and data analysis.Expertise in environmental law, issues relevant to environmental law and policy.Education: Bachelor's Degree in an IT-related or Engineering field.Regards,SangeethaWest Advanced Technologies, Inc.Serving government agencies for 22 YearsE: sangeetha.p@wati.com, D: 279 895 6797www.wati.com

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