Cyber Project Manager - GSC - US

Sysco

About The Position

Cyber Project Manager responsible for managing the scope, schedule, budget, and quality of projects for individual contributors and supervisors. Drive delivery within the team and create long- and short-term plans, including setting targets for milestones, adhering to deadlines, and allocating resources. Delegate tasks on the project to team members best positioned to complete them. Engage within the team to ensure deliverables are met and effective decisions are made for project progression, with support from senior members of the team as needed and manage dependencies across project tasks.

Requirements

3 years of project management experience in an IT project management role.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Experience with industry standard project management tools and methodologies.

Nice To Haves

PMI CAPM/PMP, Prince 2 or similar certification.
Experience with Agile Methodology or CSM.
1 – 3 years in cybersecurity project management or holds a cybersecurity management certification.
Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Project, Smartsheet or PlanView.
Demonstrated understanding of project financials and measures of performance.

Responsibilities

Leads 3 - 5 low to medium complexity projects, or leads 1 - 2 high complex projects, to deliver the agreed outcomes within time, cost and quality constraints.
Owns all aspects of projects, to deliver approved business functionality to Sysco.
In partnership with the Project Sponsor, defines scope, delivery approach, assumptions, dependencies, risks, and budget.
Coordinates with all stakeholders, internal and external, and dependent projects to develop detailed project schedules, defining project activities and phases, critical gates/milestones, and duration estimates.
Monitors and revises schedules as necessary.
Responsible for monitoring and controlling multiple aspects of approved projects throughout the lifecycle, including change request management, issue management, risk management, and status reporting.
Manages the project budget, including purchases and contracts, and monthly spend and resource forecasting.
Assists in the process of obtaining cost and overhead estimates and develops project budgets based on the business case.
Addresses remediation of low-level risks, issues, or requests for scope change.
Recognizes the different level of risks and engages a senior team member, when needed.
Implements responses to risks and issues within areas of responsibility, following established change control processes, and records issues/resolutions.
Facilitates requisitions, creates purchase requests, and onboards third-party resources to specific projects.
Owns project- or workstream-level reporting with a predefined subset of reports.
Adapts reporting and communications to meet stakeholder needs.
Establishes and agrees upon quality indicators for processes and outputs, aligning with relevant stakeholders and referencing the business case.
Conducts regular reviews throughout the project/program lifecycle to evaluate business case alignment, management processes, progress towards outputs (in terms of time, cost, and quality), stakeholder relationships, final outcomes, and realization of benefits.