The Program Manager oversees, leads, and administers the setup and implementation of the Ohio Department of Children and Youth’s Salesforce Program. The role is ultimately accountable to the agency and drives Salesforce organization setup, project implementation, application rewrites, governance, and operations. The PM ensures project risks are addressed, delivery stays timely, and final products meet business, technical, and quality requirements. The PM provides strategic planning and leadership by defining the Salesforce program vision, strategy, and roadmap; aligning initiatives with business goals and stakeholder priorities; and leading cross-functional teams. The role manages the end-to-end lifecycle of Salesforce projects, including timelines, budgets, deliverables, resource allocation, governance, risk management, and compliance. The PM serves as a liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams, facilitates requirements gathering and prioritization, and communicates status, milestones, and issues to senior leadership. The role analyzes and improves business processes through Salesforce automation, promotes CRM adoption and data quality, and drives continuous improvement using feedback, metrics, and analytics. It collaborates with Salesforce developers, administrators, and architects to oversee technical solutions, platform scalability and maintainability, and integrations with enterprise systems. The PM also leads change management, coordinates user training and onboarding, and tracks KPIs and success metrics through dashboards and reports. The PM contractor provides oversight, direction, and guidance to project teams, monitors progress and timelines across Salesforce projects, and drives the creation of governance processes. The role assists with Salesforce organization setup and manages planning and activities, including orchestration, coordination, oversight, and delegation. It works with multiple vendors, internal teams, DCY leadership, and program-area subject matter experts to optimize IT value and support agency priorities. Additional project-management duties include maintaining work breakdown structures and schedules, assisting with requirements definition, coordinating with technology subject matter experts and project managers, and driving projects toward on-time, within-budget delivery that meets quality standards. The PM identifies risks and issues, develops mitigation strategies, conducts status meetings and risk assessments, tracks action items, provides reporting to Division Leadership, leads meetings, manages the program plan and roadmap, and facilitates vendor management. This is a non-coding role.
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Career Level
Senior