IT Project Manager - Detroit, MI

DT Midstream Inc•Detroit, MI

About The Position

DT Midstream (DTM) owns and operates midstream pipeline, storage, and gathering assets, providing services across the Southern, Northeastern, and Midwestern United States and into Canada. The company describes itself as an energy industry leader with more than 20 years of success and emphasizes being safe, caring, dependable, and efficient. The IT Project Manager supports the design and development of applications for IT systems critical to core organizational functions. The work includes interfacing with clients, documenting business requirements, designing and developing applications, and unit testing. The role requires applying communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills, and involves working with a large degree of independence on assignments defined by expected results. The position develops and maintains web and/or desktop applications, primarily using Microsoft technologies, and may require learning and supporting other technologies. It works with clients and multidisciplinary teams to analyze complex requirements, estimate development work, deliver quality applications that meet or exceed user expectations, and contribute to a range of IT projects and continuous-improvement efforts.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in an Information Technology-related discipline.
At least 6 years of work experience.
Solid analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills, including the ability to identify key issues across a broad range of technologies and recommend optimal solutions.
Ability to work in a team and/or matrixed structure while supporting multiple clients.
Strong written and verbal communication and advocacy skills, including the ability to present project and research results to management.
Ability to influence and build relationships to foster a positive work environment and gain acceptance for new technology.
Understanding of the IT industry, including emerging technologies, industry standards, support services, architectures, systems design, and systems integration.
In-depth knowledge of accepted IT processes related to asset acquisition, inventory processes, and supplier contract management.
Solid solution delivery life-cycle knowledge and ability to apply best practices.
Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks, issues, or projects, including high-visibility initiatives requiring innovation, teamwork, and planning.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain web and/or desktop applications, primarily using a Microsoft technology stack.
Learn and support additional technologies as needed by the organization.
Accurately estimate software development projects and tasks.
Lead and collaborate on analyzing and understanding complex requirements.
Ensure delivered applications meet or exceed user expectations and are quality proven.
Work with diverse and multidisciplinary groups to envision and execute innovative software solutions.
Build productive working relationships with individuals and organizations.
Present technical designs effectively to non-technical audiences.
Use appropriate communication channels to resolve issues as they arise.
Work effectively both as part of a team and independently.
Monitor technology trends to identify technology skill sets that should be developed or enhanced within the organization.
Collaborate as a team member to identify solutions for a variety of IT-related projects.
Work toward certifications in areas of expertise when available.
Assist with formal or informal presentations as needed.
Promote continuous improvement philosophy and methodology within Information Technology.
Interface with clients and document business requirements.
Design, develop, and unit test applications.