Project ManagerHere's what you can expect on a typical day:· You'll start each day with a scrum and/or daily standup, working with various teams to understand responsibilities, identify issues, and communicate project priorities.· Working in two-week agile sprints, you must keep up with timelines and business and compliance standards.· You're the point of contact for the project. You'll share information with your teammates, mark milestones, and provide metrics and status updates to product owners and project sponsors.· As a project manager, you are very organized, and you keep everyone on task. Is a meeting going off-topic? You'll pull the team back to the agenda.
Scope creeping? You'll stay on top of the schedule, remove barriers, identify dependencies, and mitigate risks.· Variety of tasks. There is no typical day. You could coach a teammate, deliver a status update to executives in other departments, or make sure we have deployed our resources in the best possible way.
You will manage many competing priorities, so a fast pace should not scare you. You pride yourself on having flexibility and agility and can change directions without a second thought.· Servant leadership. Your job is to help everyone else work better. What tasks or issues can you handle so your development team can keep working?
What barriers can you remove?· You have 8-12 years of experience in relevant skills gained and developed in the same or similar role.To succeed in this role:· You'll have a Bachelor's degree OR equivalent. PMP certification is not required but is a plus.