The GIS Project Manager leads physical security technology projects from assessment intake through mobilization, design coordination, installation, commissioning, and handover to security operations. The role coordinates technical teams, business stakeholders, and vendors to translate security and technology requirements into executable project plans and ensure delivery meets business requirements and organizational security design standards. The position manages project schedules, milestones, dependencies, materials, installation sequencing, vendor deliverables, budgets, forecasts, and risks. It prepares programming sheets and technical inputs for security programmers and system administrators, provides regular status reports and stakeholder updates, and escalates delays and obstacles with mitigation recommendations. Projects may involve multiple sites or regions and moderate to high complexity, risk, and cross-functional impact. The role also assesses designs and implementations for scalability, sustainability, and long-term operational impact; closes projects using commissioning documents, acceptance criteria, and KPIs; and maintains process documentation, standards, and best-practice guidance for physical security technology. The stated pay range is $40.00 to $45.00 per hour.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior