Project Manager(State or federal experience)

The Project Manager understands the PMI framework, Project Delivery Framework, and QAT reporting requirements for Major Information Resource Projects. The successful candidate understands business and technical objectives of modernization. The worker will be expected to manage communication with stakeholders, project team(s) and must develop strong relationships with key decision-makers. The worker should be able to comprehend and communicate complex technical designs and implementations as well as complex business processes.

REQUIRED:

Creating required project documentation, presentations, and artifacts as necessary.

Providing weekly status updates (written and verbal) and conducting regular project team status meetings.

Presenting and reports to leadership and oversight entities (e.g., Executive Steering Committees, QAT, etc.); escalating risks and issues, as appropriate, in a timely manner.

Some on-call support may be required depending on project phase.

Acting as a liaison between stakeholders and project team(s).

Managing and monitoring the project schedule, scope, budget; overseeing and tracking development progress, and ensuring project assignments and progress align with project timelines.

Documenting risks, issues, and contingency plans; ensuring resolution of issues and removal of project impediments.

Overseeing the development of SDLC artifacts, ensure business requirements get translated into technical specifications, guide, and facilitate the SDLC process.

Developing and maintaining strong relationships with project sponsors and stakeholders

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